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The three new bassinettes bring the Regina General hospitals NICU up from 25 to 28 total spaces.

REAL District and the City of Regina say there won’t be shuttle buses in place for the upcoming Foo Fighters concert in Regina. Raygan Johnson digs into why the decision was made.

Last night, more than 70 concerned parents came to a meeting at the Regina Early Learning Centre to call for the removal and replacement of the current board members.

A vigil for Rebecca Wilson, Regina’s fifth homicide victim. We report from the somber scene. Also, today marked the 6th annual homelessness conference in Regina. We hear from community members about why the event is so important and what is being done to help the city’s homeless population move forward.

Amid the ongoing U.S Canada trade war…. Saskatchewan’s government has retaliated with a booze tax. Now in place after being announced earlier in august, what can the province’s producers and distributors expect? Also, the provincial opposition is putting pressure on the Sask Party after finding out the group left out key details on 2025’s wildfire...

Wild weather over the long weekend left many Saskatchewan cities with flooding and damage. We will have a look at the effects of the weather and what to expect in the coming weeks as farmers are harvesting. Also, as Canada’s counter tariff deadline hits, what can the provincial industries expect for the foreseeable future. We...

The Provincial government and SGI have announced rate hikes across Saskatchewan. What does this mean for the auto fund moving forward and how high will the jump in prices go? Plus – children with Type 1 Diabetes are losing access to support across southern Saskatchewan. We hear from families how debilitating this is for them...

It’s the time of year prairie football fans look forward to. Back to back rivalry games between the riders and bombers. And pre game trash talking has already begun.

We now have the results from a survey the provincial government sent out months ago on whether kids should have limited access to social media. We get a look at the data and how Saskatchewan families are feeling when it comes to their kid’s online presence. Plus – the Royal Regina Rifles hosting a delegation...

The lunches are packed and the back packs are on… the start of the school year has officially kicked off. We hear from local students and parents about what they are looking forward to this year. Also, over 700 people are currently experiencing homelessness in Regina, so what is the cities plan? What City Council...

The latest U.S. tariffs are hurting tons of industries across Canada, but two specific ones are linked closer than many would seem. How farmers and alcohol producers are dealing with the coinciding effects and how will this trickle down to customers across the world? Plus – falling through the cracks. One woman’s story of becoming...

A major helping hand is coming to the Regina General Hospital’s NICU, adding three new intensive care bassinettes to the hospital’s fleet. What does this mean for new parents and how will it help hospital staff? Also, the province saw a major wake of storms hit over the weekend and into Monday. We have a...

Expenses are up and revenues are down, and questions remain about whether the company will be paying carbon tax. SaskPower will be implementing rate hikes across the province, leaving many wondering… how high will the rates go? Also, a man’s memory marked in marble. One hundred years later, a Regina police officer gets a proper...

Voting 6-4 in favour… City Council is handing over the reins of the REAL district to Brandt. What does this change mean for the city and what could happen to the venues on the property? Also, as the first quarter was wrapped up, how are the books looking for the province? We have a look...

Scott Moe is ready to play hard ball on the tariffs and protect Saskatchewan industries. We hear from the Premier on what he and his party are prepared to do and if taking American liquor off shelves is in the cards. Plus – the removal of the fire chief and deputy chief leaves a village...

As Saskatchewan gets hit by the latest round of tariffs, how are local businesses being affected? We hear from different industries across the province to see how they are standing tall amidst the uncertainty. Plus – a dose of reality. City Council gets its first look at what may need to be done to keep...

The weekend has come and gone, and so too has the preliminary deal between Canada and the U.S. We investigate what happened that led to the fallout between the two nations and what Canadians can expect moving forward. Also, given the federal government’s position on the tariff matter, how is Saskatchewan handling the situation? We...

The City of Regina is creating new activations downtown to encourage residents to spend more time in the area. We get a look at the new space and the activities the city is incorporating. Plus – after an equipment request received some flack, the Saskatchewan Marshals Service makes an about face. Why the specialized response...

After going right down to the wire last night, the latest tariffs against Canada have been paused by Donald Trump. We hear from both the Federal and Provincial Government on what led to the halt and what Canada’s next move is. Also, the City of Regina has granted land to a non-profit organization designed to...

The distance errors made at the Edmonton Marathon in August has impacted some runners chances at qualifying and being approved for the Boston Marathon. One runner is going out province to run another marathon and try again to qualify. Katherine Ludwig reports.