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The federal government is easing travel restrictions for Canadians looking to go abroad for holidays. the chan...

STARS introduces its newest Sask. helicopter in Regina By Moises Canales Jun 29, 2021 | 4:50 PM It entered service in Saskatchewan weeks ago, but STARS Air Ambulance’s newest helicopter received an official Saskatchewan welcome on Tuesday afternoon at their Regina base. The Airbus H145 is the second of its kind in the province and is an updated version of their BK117 and AW139 helicopters, which have flown tens of thousands of STARS missions over 36 years. Happening now: STARS and other dignitaries are here at the STARS Regina Base to welcome a 2nd aircraft to their new fleet in Sas...

By Ryan McNally (Photo: Moises Canales/620 CKRM) A Regina man is facing child pornography charges after a police investigation over the weekend. On Sunday morning, just after 3:00 AM, Police were dispatched to the city’s north west for a report of pornographic images of a child found on a phone. The investigation led police to a residence on Gore Place where the alleged owner of the phone was located, and police were able to gather more evidence from the residence before the suspect was taken into custody. The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit (ICE) assisted in the inves...

By Ryan Young Jun 24, 2021 | 5:06 PM The Saskatchewan NDP says everything needs to be done as a province and country to support residential school survivors and Indigenous communities that continue to experience generational trauma from the legacy of the residential school system. The statement was released on Thursday morning by the official opposition following the discovery of 751 unmarked graves at Cowessess First Nation in Saskatchewan. Betty Nippi-Albright, the NDP’s critic for First Nations and Métis Relations and Truth and Reconciliation, is a residential school survivor. S...

By Mitchell Blair May 18, 2021 | 3:28 PM Delivery dates are being finalized, but the Saskatchewan Health Authority says it will start administering COVID-19 vaccines in elementary and high schools across Saskatchewan in June. Once dates are confirmed, the information will be communicated directly to parents through their child’s school. There will be more than 90,000 vaccines in total for individuals 12 years of age and older.  Children in this age group will only receive the Pfizer brand of vaccine. This is the last group currently approved for immunization, with the hopes of expa...