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Porter Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Regina because of smoke smell in cabin
A Porter Airlines flight from Hamilton, Ont., to Vancouver made an emergency landing at Regina International Airport on Tuesday night.
Deep Rooted doc sheds light on mental health struggles in agriculture
Deep Rooted is a 33-minute documentary examining the mental health of agricultural producers in Canada.
Regina chiropractor Ruben Manz appeals sexual assault conviction and sentence
A chiropractor who was found guilty of sexually assaulting a patient is appealing the conviction.
Mayor of Beauval, Sask., says more crews needed after wildfire reached village
Mayor Rick Laliberte says the evacuation and firefighting response in his community has been very effective, but he wants more crew in the area to support overworked responders.
Saskatchewan's first nutrition coupon program launches at Regina Farmers' Market
YWCA Regina and the Regina Farmers’ Market are rolling out a nutrition coupon program for people facing food insecurity.
Saskatoon's Prairie Lily riverboat cancels all summer voyages due to low water levels
Extremely low water levels in the South Saskatchewan River have left one of Saskatoon's biggest tourist attractions high and dry.
Concerns around Dutch elm disease growing in Regina
The City of Regina has had seven confirmed cases of Dutch elm disease this week, which brings the total up to 17 this season, a notably high number according to experts.
Update to Regina's recycling program loses some items, gains many more
Updates to the recycling rules in Regina could mean less waste headed to the landfill.
The Vintage People, featuring 91-year-old keyboardist, play 1st rock 'n' roll gig in Regina
Eleven weeks of practice culminated for five seniors over the weekend at the Vintage People’s debut concert. After the program’s successful run, School of Rock Regina plans another series of sessions in the fall.
Dewdney Avenue businesses say they're struggling during long-term construction project
The City of Regina's revitalization project for the Dewdney Avenue corridor is now well into its second phase of construction, but the completion date still feels very distant for some businesses who say they're struggling along the strip.