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Read More »Porter Airlines flight to Vancouver makes emergency landing in Regina
A planeload of Porter Airlines passengers got an unexpected detour to Regina on Tuesday night, after their plane made an emergency landing. The Embraer 195 jet had been cruising at 38,000 feet over Montana, en route from Hamilton, Ont., to Vancouver, when the plane suddenly made a steep descent around 7:30 p.m. …
Read More »Mosaic Celebrates 55 Years in Regina
Thousands of people came out for this year’s Mosaic Festival in Regina. Also known as the festival of culture, the three-day event hopes to expand in future years. News Source link
Read More »Regina and Moose Jaw lift water restriction notices after treatment plant upgrades
Both Moose Jaw and Regina have lifted the voluntary water restriction notices that were issued on Thursday due to needed upgrades at the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant. News Source link
Read More »Bear tranquilized near downtown Regina
A bear has been tranquilized after it was spotted near downtown Regina Monday morning. The cinnamon-coloured black bear was in a tree at Victoria Avenue and Montreal Street, near Thomson Community School. Police officers, firefighters and conservation officers were at the scene. After the bear was tranquilized, it was loaded into …
Read More »Regina woman is living proof of ‘breakthrough’ ALS drug now approved in Canada
A Regina mother who was one of the first ALS patients to test a new treatment is now celebrating its accelerated approval in Canada for adults with an ultra-rare form of the disease. Paula Trefiak’s remarkable experience on tofersen, a medication sold under the brand name Qalsody, is reflective of why researchers …
Read More »‘Calling us fascists’: Regina German club target of online vitriol over venue booking
The German Club of Regina says it’s receiving online vitriol for an upcoming event at their venue. On March 1, The Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan is planning to host a fundraiser at the club where panelists will discuss the idea of becoming America’s 51st state. “Basically calling us fascists, neo-Nazis, …
Read More »Saskatoon, Regina working on solutions as more encampments pop up in frigid temperatures
Winter has settled into Saskatchewan and encampments have been popping up more frequently as people without homes try to stay warm. Records sent to CBC News by the Saskatoon Fire Department show there have been 200 more encampments catalogued in the city in 2024 compared to this time last year. Meanwhile, …
Read More »Regina drivers urged to be cautious during snowstorm
The Queen City and surrounding areas hit hard over the last 24 hours with a blast of winter weather, leaving many residents stuck in their vehicles. News Source link
Read More »Inquest into the death of Nicole Lafontaine begins in Regina
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A coroner’s inquest into the death of a woman who fell five stories from a window has begun in Regina. Nicole Lafontaine had been staying at the Regina YWCA homeless shelter last year when she fell to her death from the fifth …
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