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Update: Three missing pre-teens located by Regina police

Update: Three missing pre-teens located by Regina police

The Regina Police Service thanks the public and the media for their support and cooperation.
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Sports This Week: Book will make Maple Leaf fans smile

Sports This Week: Book will make Maple Leaf fans smile

Taking on a book project was not something new for McFarlane with some 100 books to his credit, but this one took some time to formalize.
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Gene edited crops face turning point

Gene edited crops face turning point

India takes the plunge, but some crop sectors remain hesitant.
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Opinion: Big grocers rigged bread prices, most walked away free

Opinion: Big grocers rigged bread prices, most walked away free

Bread price-fixing scandal exposed major weaknesses in Canada’s food retail system.
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From the Sidelines: Is there any substance to the royalty reach?

From the Sidelines: Is there any substance to the royalty reach?

In his latest column, Norm Park weighs monarchy’s modern role and why, despite flaws, royalty may still offer value to Canadian democracy.
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USask graduate encourages Indigenous students to ‘keep going’

USask graduate encourages Indigenous students to ‘keep going’

Indigenous Arts and Science student plans to pursue master’s degree in Indigenous literature.
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Bicycling and walking can alleviate air pollution

Bicycling and walking can alleviate air pollution

The Preeceville School students and staff took advantage of the walk-and-roll incentive to walk or ride a bicycle to school on June 4.
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Shelly Palmer - OpenAI just hired Google

Shelly Palmer - OpenAI just hired Google

OpenAI finalized a cloud deal with Google in May.
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Regina program combines basketball and life lessons for youth

Regina program combines basketball and life lessons for youth

Terreign Blind, a coach for FN Basketball Inc., said this program helped him steer on the right path as his close friends started joining gangs.
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe promises $500 in direct aid to each wildfire evacuee

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe promises $500 in direct aid to each wildfire evacuee

SASKATOON — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, facing criticism that his government is failing to provide timely help to those fleeing wildfires, promised Wednesday a $500 payout for each evacuee.
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