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Teddy Bears Anonymous brings impact and joy to Sask. children

Teddy Bears Anonymous brings impact and joy to Sask. children

Ashley Carnegie was brought to tears after her son, Levi, didn't cry through his procedure, thanks to the teddy bear provided by the organization.
SARCAN seeing success for new recyclables

SARCAN seeing success for new recyclables

On average, SARCAN saves 11,000 cars worth of emissions by turning recyclables into new materials
Woman facing charges in Little Black Bear First Nation death

Woman facing charges in Little Black Bear First Nation death

File Hills Police Service responded and located an injured adult male, who was declared deceased by EMS at the scene.
RPS unveils new Mobile Testing Unit

RPS unveils new Mobile Testing Unit

The new Mobile Testing Units allow the police to conduct tests of impaired drivers on the scene, which saves time for the officers.
Regina's Christmas Wish List exceeds 900 gifts this year as more people face holiday needs

Regina's Christmas Wish List exceeds 900 gifts this year as more people face holiday needs

The Regina Christmas Wish List provided over 900 gifts to people most in need, which was over 200 more compared to past years.
United brings Denver flights back to Regina

United brings Denver flights back to Regina

After a decade-long absence, Regina to Denver flights resume in May 2025.
Photos: Emergency crews respond to train derailment in Regina

Photos: Emergency crews respond to train derailment in Regina

REGINA - All traffic has resumed in the area following a train derailment Thursday in Regina. Roadblocks at 1 Ave N, Mikkelson Dr, and Dorothy St crossing (between Read Ave & Fulton Dr) have been lifted, says the Regina Police Service.
Zach Evans shifts from Grey Cup Champion to community advocate with habitat for humanity

Zach Evans shifts from Grey Cup Champion to community advocate with habitat for humanity

After retiring from the CFL, Zach Evans wanted to give back to his hometown, so he recently joined Habitat for Humanity.
Snowstorm hits Regina, could bringing upwards of 20 cm of snow

Snowstorm hits Regina, could bringing upwards of 20 cm of snow

Regina is forecasted to get upwards of 20 cm of snowfall, according to Environment Canada
Snow routes take effect in Regina again Thursday

Snow routes take effect in Regina again Thursday

There is no parking on snow routes effective 6 a.m. Dec. 19 to 6 a.m. Dec. 20.
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