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New exhibit explores past LGBTQ discrimination within Canadian government
A new exhibit at the RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina will tell the story of the more than 9,000 LGBTQ public service employees who were purged from the government during the Cold War.
Sentencing for Alena Pastuch, convicted of fraud in 2019, delayed again
Convicted fraudster Alena Pastuch has been granted a new court-appointed lawyer, delaying her sentencing after pleading guilty to defrauding investors of more than $5 million to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Sask. religious leaders and residential school survivors reflect on Pope's legacy, change still needed
The Archbishop of Archdiocese of Regina and several residential school survivors experienced an array of emotions when they first heard the news, praising Francis for his actions but still offering skepticism on the church's future attitude towards residential schools.
Glen Elm residents hope to buy trailer park as evictions loom
Residents of the Glen Elm Mobile Home Community are hoping their offer to buy the trailer park will be successful, allowing them to avoid widespread evictions in May and July.
Saskatoon early voters offer array of key issues driving their vote
Many voter at a polling station in Saskatoon said on Saturday they were casting their ballots early because they work on election day. Several cited the economy and health care as their primary issues.
Complaints to Sask. ombudsman increased 11% in 2024: report
The number of complaints to Saskatchewan's ombudsman rose 11 per cent in 2024, with major increases in complaints against the Ministries of Corrections and Social Services.
Privacy commissioner criticizes Sask. Health Authority's handling of snooping nurse investigation
Saskatchewan's privacy commissioner found that the Sask. Health Authority acted appropriately to identify a nurse who was snooping into medical records, but didn't do enough to inform the victims or protect against future breaches.
Sask. Union of Nurses says Regina neonatal unit is experiencing overcapacity crisis
The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses says the neonatal intensive care unit at Regina General Hospital is facing an "unprecedented crisis" due to overcapacity, but the province's health authority and health minister say some of the criticisms being made are inaccurate.
Advance polling stations open at Sask. university campuses
Campus polling stations opened at the University of Regina and University of Saskatchewan on Sunday. They will be open until April 16 and can be used by any eligible voter. Regular advance voting begins April 18.
Sask. NDP says too many women have to travel out-of-province for breast cancer care
As a new cancer centre is scheduled to open in Regina this month, the Saskatchewan NDP says too many breast cancer patients are still forced to seek out-of-province care.