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With summery weather, Regina folks soak up the sun and hit up various ice cream parlours throughout the city to grab their flavour favourite.

We aren't exactly seeing U.S.-style social media posts of Saskatchewan people screaming in stores that masks infringe on their freedoms.

Article content The fairest way to describe Premier Scott Moe’s view of his reopen strategy is “cautious aggression.” It’s an obvious oxymoron, but it does neatly sum up not only Moe’s announcement Tuesday that we should be able to shed our masks and pretty much reopen most everything by July 11, but also the Saskatchewan Party government’s entire approach to ending COVID-19 restrictions for a year now. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Mandryk: Sask. government taking a chance by being first to remove masks Back to video Of course,...

Madeleine Bowen-Diaz, Evelyn Arnold and Ellexa Brown work at Dessarts Sweets. (Mattea Columpsi/980 CJME) On Wednesday evening, the owner of Dessart Sweets received a call from her staff that concerned her. “Some people came to the deck to order ice cream not wearing masks,” Shelley Patterson said Thursday. “Our staff told them to put their masks on and they became irate and caused a huge scene.” A video recorded by one of the anti-maskers was published online. The scene was not out of the ordinary in a time when anti-mask protests are occurring. “There were about 15 of them,” Patt...

  REGINA -- Regina residents and local businesses are reacting with a show of support for LGBTQ2S+ people after a pastor’s message was called homophobic by some community members. On Sunday, Pastor Terry Murphy gave a sermon at Regina Victory Church that has since been condemned by many in the community. The sermon was livestreamed on Facebook. Murphy’s sermon compared members of the LGBTQ2S+ community to pedophiles and expressed the belief that sex should only occur “between a man and a woman.” Terry Van Mackelberg said he will be submitting a complaint to the Saskatchewan Huma...