Allison Bamford

The Gay and Lesbian Community of Regina set up a GoFundMe Page to raise $25,000, which would offset expenses incurred during the pandemic.

Complacency and fear led to reports of some Hutterite colonies practicing “unsafe behaviour,” according to the Hutterian Safety Council.

On Wednesday, Premier Scott Moe said it’s “unacceptable” for people to be waiting upwards of a week to get tested for coronavirus.

Owners of Regina’s Cook Residence applied to flip the heritage home into a 16-unit condo building.

The city will work with a group of experts and community organizations to address the overdose crisis and develop a city-wide harm reduction strategy.

COVID-19 cancelled haunted houses this year, but Regina haunters are still turning their front lawns into spooky spectacles.

Seven of Regina’s nine mayoral candidates will take part in a televised debate Monday night, touching on topics like infrastructure, budget planning and transportation.

While COVID-19 scales back Remembrance Day ceremonies, Trevor Allen is creating a socially-distant tribute to honour Canadian troops.

Masks are now mandatory in all Saskatchewan communities with a population of 5,000 or more as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the province.

Beth Racic, 25, is still waiting for her second cervical cancer surgery, after she says she’s had four surgeries postponed in the last three months.

A Canora, Sask. man is helping lead a team of scientists in the decade-long mission to bring rock and soil samples back to Earth from Mars.

Under a regional public health order, restaurants and bars in Regina and surrounding area must close dine-in services starting Sunday and lasting until at least April 5.

Pastor Dennis Hendricksen said he wants to see the majority of people vaccinated and new daily cases drop to less than 20 in Regina before resuming in-person services.

Fast-tracking the replacement program would make it mandatory for property owners to replace their private connectors at the same time the city-owned ones are being replaced.

Due to long wait lines at drive-thru clinics and low availability for SHA appointments, Davidson has become a vaccine hub for the area and beyond.

The Regina Indian Industrial School Association is considering surveying the land with a ground-penetrating radar for a third time to detect any other unmarked burials in the area.

At the earliest, Marty Firestone expects families will start traveling this fall. But it won’t be until summer 2022 when most family vacations stretch beyond the Canadian border.

From guilt and embarrassment to anger and resentment, many Catholics say they are sharing in the grief following the discovery of unmarked graves on Cowessess First Nation.

Saskatchewan recently signed a $10-a-day child-care agreement with the Liberals, but that agreement could be altered depending on the outcome of the federal election on Sept. 20.

The university is using the fall semester as a “transitional term” in the hopes of getting back to near-normal activity in the winter.