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Don McDougall, 77, has devoted much of his life to helping the community in myriad ways, while also providing a foundation for his family.

(Lisa Schick/650 CKOM file photo) The Regina area continues to be Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 hotspot. The Ministry of Health reported 101 of Tuesday’s 156 new cases in the province were in the Queen City region. As well, 61 of the 66 new confirmed cases of variants of concern are in the Regina area. The Regina zone now has 122 of the 136 confirmed cases of variants and 186 of the 210 presumed cases. There are 1,292 active COVID cases being reported in Saskatchewan — and 535 of those are in the Regina region. As a result, the provincial government is backtracking on one of its recent change...

As I write this, we are now recognizing the one-year anniversary of the announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic. The world as we knew it before March 10 of 2020, will not return. The entire planet has been forced into a total adjustment of “how we used to do stuff”. Our behaviors reflect the restrictions placed upon us to protect us from illness or possibly potential demise. One of the restrictions has limited the amount of contact we can have with our family, friends and community. Being “locked down” has had a severe impact on our emotional, mental and physical well-being. We need t...

Posted: Jan 18, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 18 Morin Lee Nitsiza is accused of murdering a man in Yellowknife on Jan. 8. His next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 17.(Mõrãñ Ñìtsìzã/Facebook) A 29-year-old Whatı̀ man accused of murdering another man in Yellowknife this month has a long and increasingly violent criminal history. Morin Lee Nitsiza, also known a Morin Mike Nitsiza and Moran Nitsiza, was arrested Jan. 10, two days after another man was found dead near the downtown homeless shelter and sobering centre. According to court records, Nitsiza has been in almos...

Article content Sharon Miller is in the business of making family reunions a reality for those trying to find a way out of addiction. Miller, a program manager for Ranch Ehrlo Society, is involved with the organization’s new Family Centered Addiction Program. Based out of a facility in Moose Jaw, the programs allows individuals undergoing addiction recovery to live with their children at the same time. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ranch Ehrlo’s new Moose Jaw facility helping families recover from addiction Back to video Miller sa...