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Article content Nav Canada talking around the issue In her recent op-ed (Leader Post Feb. 5), Nav Canada spokesperson Heather McGonigal plays a classic bait-and-switch by consistently avoiding the real issue around the imminent closure of the Regina air traffic control tower. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Your letters for Feb. 13, 2021: Loss of control tower at Regina airport would have major consequences Back to video The one and only issue is that the loss of the control tower will mean fewer flights to the Regina airport which would have...

The last 10 years have been "tough waters" for the industry, CEO Tim Gitzel said.

Posted: Jan 30, 2021 6:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 30 Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has said he believes the province should name organizations that are ticketed for allegedly breaching public health orders. But according to the Ministry of Health, privacy laws prevent the province from naming individual people. (Germain Wilson/CBC)

Sask. government bets on compliance as it hits record hospitalizations, leads country in per-capita cases Saskatchewan health officials called the province's battle against COVID-19 "critical" and the situation in hospitals "fragile" this week, but the provincial government has not implemented further restrictions as seen in other provinces. Social Sharing

Winter storm hammers Sask. with rain, wind and power outages Regina Leader-Post © Provided by Leader Post A vehicle sits damaged at the corner of Pells Drive and Parker Avenue in Regina, Saskatchewan on Jan. 13, 2020. Following rain, road conditions in the city were very slippery. Replay Video Skip Ad Residents across Saskatchewan woke up Thursday morning anxious to survey the damage from a winter storm that brought peak wind gusts up to 126 km/h in Regina — a new January record. Severe winds and a mix of freezing rain and snowfall delivered wide stretches of ugly road...