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REGINA NEWS
Police kept busy, campers clean up as Country Thunder festival ends
Campers had a slow start on Monday packing up their belongings and driving off after five days of country music fun, while police dealt with 156 callouts throughout the popular festival.
Regina MP calls Rhonda Blackmore's firing 'unfair,' seeks answers
Regina-Wascana MP Michael Kram demands transparency after Saskatchewan RCMP leader Rhonda Blackmore "was pulled from her post and publicly humiliated over what has only been described as 'anonymous complaints.'...
Regina's Urgent Care Centre reduces hours, 3rd time in a month, closed Sunday
Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill said the province's focus is on opening six more centres: another one in Regina, two in Saskatoon and one in Prince Albert, North Battleford and Moose Jaw.
Regina aims to help keep city's trees and plants healthy with annual ladybug release
Many of the helpful, aphid-eating insects were released in Victoria Park on Thursday morning, while others were given out to residents who will release them in their own yards or other parks.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
Wildfire smoke chokes southern and west central Sask. on Tuesday
Environment Canada has issued an air quality warning stretching from the Alberta border to central Saskatchewan and down to the US border, affecting Saskatoon, Swift Current, Prince Albert, and more in the southwest...
Man from Fenwood dies after ATV rollover in Odessa
A 23-year-old man from Fenwood is dead after his all-terrain vehicle rolled over in the village of Odessa on July 11. He was the sole occupant of the ATV, Indian Head RCMP said.
Volunteer firefighters brave Muskeg Fire to save homes in Beauval
Ten volunteer fire departments travelled to Beauval, answering requests from the SPSA to protect buildings. For two southern Saskatchewan firefighters, it was unlike any blaze they've fought before.
'They saved our community': Beauval mayor thanks firefighters
Although a concession stand, garage, and a few vehicles were lost, Beauval Mayor Rick Laliberte said all homes were spared. Still, the danger isn't over, as wildfires continue to threaten the area.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Tuesday, July 15
Wildfires threaten Prince Albert National Park as SPSA president Marlo Pritchard joins Evan with a live update. Murray Mandryk reflects on his journalism career, and new EV battery tech could change everything.
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Monday, July 14
CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston talks about the Friday game delay, Matthew Iwanyk breaks down the Edmonton Elks loss to B.C., and Belton Johnson looks at what the Riders need to do to bounce back.
SPORTS
Saskatoon Berries squashing competition in team's second season
Berries pitcher Adam Beamin said the team has a gritty attitude."We do blow teams out of the water, but if we're down or close in the game, we just stick with it and keep going until it's ours," he said.
Riders can't keep up with Stamps at Mosaic Stadium
The Saskatchewan Roughriders were handed their first loss of the season at the hands of the Calgary Stampeders. After the game had to be rescheduled, Calgary won the Saturday contest 24-10.
'It should be a war': Riders and Stamps meet in CFL West Division clash
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will put their undefeated 4-0 record on the line as they welcome the Calgary Stampeders to Mosaic Stadium on Friday, with first place in the CFL West Division up for grabs.
Roughrider Jermarcus Hardrick is a role model on and off the field
One of the Riders' top offensive linemen is more than just a force on the field. He's a role model whose long road to success was shaped by those who believed in him and helped him reach his potential.
CANADA & WORLD
Number of Canadians with favourable view of U.S. has fallen, poll suggests
Amid months of tariffs and taunts from U.S. President Donald Trump, a new poll suggests the percentage of Canadians who have a favourable view of the United States has fallen 20 per cent from last year.
Much of Canada smoky, other parts get heat, and some areas seeing both
Special air-quality statements caused by wildfire smoke remain in effect for many areas of the country, and in some places, people are also handling stifling heat and humidity as well as the haze.
One year after Trump assassination attempt, changes at Secret Service but questions remain
One attendee was killed, two others wounded and a bullet grazed Trump's ear before a Secret Service counter sniper opened fire on Michael Thomas Crooks and killed him.
Quebecers are the happiest in Canada, P.E.I residents least happy, survey finds
Saskatchewan ranked fourth highest in the happiness level survey. People in the 18-34-year-old categories were more likely to report improved feelings of well-being.
AGRICULTURE
WATCH: New generation of hybrid rye brings breeding innovation to the field
Kenny Piecharka said his company's hybrid rye can deliver more yield, flexibility and resilience to the farm. Trials show that it offers a 15 to 20 per cent yield advantage over winter wheat.
Recent rainfall a drop in the bucket for southwest Saskatchewan farmers
Extremely dry conditions and hot temperatures are expected to continue to cause most damage to crops, with damage being anywhere from minor to severe in some areas.
Les Henry award presented to Manitoba soil and water researcher
Dr. Don Flaten's work has advanced nutrient management practices and bridged the gap between research and on-farm practices, exemplifying the spirit of leadership and impact that the award celebrates.
Topsoil moisture levels continue to decline in Sask., but some crops progressing well
According to Saskatchewan's latest crop report, topsoil moisture levels continued to decline across the province, causing stress for both crops and producers and leading to rapid development in some regions.
PRAIRIE PROFILES
Doukhobor Dugout House: Unearthing a Saskatchewan historical gem
Dressed in traditional Doukhobor clothing, Brenda Cheveldayoff doesn't just give tours - she gives voice to her ancestors, guiding each step down the ravine like a passage through memory.
Behind the spandex: The real-life drama of Prairie Pro Wrestling
Step into the wild, weird and wonderful world of Saskatchewan wrestling. From suplexes to storylines, Prairie Pro delivers a family-friendly spectacle that packs a punch, and keeps fans coming back.
In memory of Joyce Temple: WWII vet dies at age 101
The Saskatchewan resident spoke to 650 CKOM in 2024 about her pivotal role in bringing war brides to Canada after the Second World War. She has died at age 101. We are revisiting her story to honour her life.
Superstitions at play: Saskatchewan Roughriders share their gameday rituals
Whether it's syrup, socks or celebratory quesadillas, these little habits keep the Riders connected to their routines, their families and the game they love. Ready to peek behind the gameday curtain?
