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No-Snow days coming up

No-Snow days coming up

Look forward to some snow-free days for a change.
New senators include Todd Lewis of Gray

New senators include Todd Lewis of Gray

For over 20 years, Todd Lewis has also been a member of Lajord鈥檚 Municipal Council, where he is currently serving as Deputy Reeve.
Singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie stripped of Order of Canada

Singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie stripped of Order of Canada

Her official website once said she was "believed to have been born in 1941 on the Piapot First Nation reserve in Saskatchewan..."
Regina dancer offers community a chance to explore Irish dancing

Regina dancer offers community a chance to explore Irish dancing

Megan Beach, who runs the Blakey School of Irish Dance Regina, is looking to engage more people in the Celtic dance.
Update: Extreme cold warnings ended

Update: Extreme cold warnings ended

Extreme cold poses a risk to everyone, with frostbite capable of developing within minutes on exposed skin, says Environment Canada.
REAL future among items to come up at Regina council next week

REAL future among items to come up at Regina council next week

Council meets again Feb. 12 with REAL governance structure likely a hot topic.
With tariffs still a concern, Premier Moe heads to DC

With tariffs still a concern, Premier Moe heads to DC

Moe will be going to D.C. as part of Council of the Federation delegation, meeting with US officials and businesses.
Regina gives update on yet another major snow clearing effort

Regina gives update on yet another major snow clearing effort

15 cm of snow fell in Regina during this week鈥檚 latest dumping, with the city admitting it has been an active season.
Suspect charged with pointing firearm remains in custody

Suspect charged with pointing firearm remains in custody

Keagan Panipekeesick聽is charged with聽one count of pointing a firearm and one count of possession of a firearm contrary to order.聽
Saskatchewan Roughriders sign Regina native Mitch Picton to contract extension

Saskatchewan Roughriders sign Regina native Mitch Picton to contract extension

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed National receiver Mitch Picton to a contract extension. The six-foot-two 200-pound receiver has played all nine of his CFL seasons with his hometown Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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