First-ever female QB takes snap in minor football

Prince Albert’s minor football league is making history with the first-ever female taking up the position of quarter-back.

Saskatchewan assembly goes green, in carpet colour

A green carpet is now underfoot in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, a change in colour from red which had been the choice ever since the building opened a century ago.

Diefenbaker DNA test may prove he was Toronto man’s father

The winding saga of a man’s quest to prove former prime minister John Diefenbaker was his father seemed headed for the home stretch Wednesday with word of two new possibilities for genetic matching.

Drive-thru voting begins in Regina

Cars were lining up outside Regina city hall Wednesday for the first day of drive-thru voting.

Saskatchewan premier defends Huawei deal

Premier Brad Wall says Saskatchewan has nothing to fear from a deal with Huawei, the Chinese technology company that’s at the centre of a security controversy.

Fiacco thanks Regina, bids farewell to mayor’s chair

It was an emotional goodbye for Mayor Pat Fiacco at City Hall last night.

Shortage of some popular cold medications

A shortage of some popular cold medicines could make this year’s flu and cold season a little less comfortable for some people.

E. coli cases likely not linked to XL Foods recall, province says

According to provincial health officials, more than a dozen cases of E. coli in Saskatchewan are likely not connected to the XL Foods beef recall, but half of the cases are linked to a Regina eatery that was shut down last week.

Sexual assault charges stayed against Swift Current teacher

Sexual assault charges against a former Swift Current, Sask. teacher have been stayed

Speeder arrested for driving 134 km/h in construction zone

A 42-year-old Regina man was arrested over the weekend for driving 134 kilometres per hour in a construction zone, the RCMP says.

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