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REGINA NEWS
What's open and closed in Regina on Canada Day
The country is celebrating its 158th birthday on Canada Day, so enjoy yourself. The city's outdoor pools are among things that are open, and will have regular operating hours.
LISTEN: Regina's signature scent captured in new candle
Local artisan Sara Lindsay shares what went into making Regina's signature scent, a blend of cedar, vanilla, lavender, and sage. It can be found at City Hall and the Regina Airport.
'I'm never gonna stop': Woman fasting outside Regina landfill until city searches for daughter's remains
Michele Bear is the mother of Richele Bear, who first was first reported missing in 2013. She was killed by Clayton Bo Eichler, who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 2016.
Evraz North America to be sold to Atlas Holdings
The deal, called "a major investment in creating a more vibrant domestic steel production industry in the United States and Canada," comes despite the tariffs war between the two countries.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
Some Saskatoon parks, playgrounds getting a makeover in 2025
The city said that upgrades may include new or improved pathways, lighting, upgraded irrigation and drainage systems, landscaping, and amenities such as benches, picnic tables and play structures.
Garden Talk: Xeriscaping a water-conscious alternative to having a lawn
Xeriscaping is a type of landscaping or gardening that reduces or eliminates the need for irrigation. Our experts have some useful tips and tricks if you want to try it out as a lawn alternative.
Wildfire devastation will lead to a rebirth of the boreal forest
Wildfires are a natural occurrence that can create a rebirth for the boreal forest. Some plants, trees and even animals can thrive in areas that have been burned, a forestry expert says.
Saskatoon's Canada Day fireworks moved to new location
There will be no activities in Rotary Park this year because that's where the fireworks will be fired from as a result of the low water levels in the South Saskatchewan River.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Monday, June 30
WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was ending all trade talks with Canada "immediately." What does that mean for Canadians economically? Brent Loucks ch...
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Friday, June 27
Jamie and Locker talk to Dale Derkatch, new GM of the Regina Pats, TSN's Craig Button previews what to expect tonight ahead of Round 1 of the NHL Draft, and Bob Marjanovich chats about B.C. Lions.
SPORTS
Riders hit bye week undefeated, eyeing rest and recovery
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are heading into their bye week undefeated, and players say the timing couldn't be better for rest and recovery after a physical start to the CFL season.
AJ Ouellette's big rushing day leads Riders to win over Lions
Without starting quarterback Trevor Harris, the Saskatchewan Roughriders used a big rushing night by AJ Ouellette to improve to 4-0 on the season. The Riders will now enjoy a bye week before their next game.
Saskatchewan Roughriders and B.C. Lions set to duel at Mosaic Stadium
Both the Roughriders and B.C. Lions come into today's showdown after a week of speculation surrounding their quarterbacks. Trevor Harris is out, while Nathan Rourke is a game-time decision.
Jake Maier to start for Saskatchewan Roughriders against B.C. Lions
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will face the B.C. Lions without their starting quarterback on Saturday. Trevor Harris has been added to the one-game injured list, and Jake Maier will start for the Riders.
CANADA & WORLD
US stocks add a bit more to their all-time high
One of the main reasons U.S. stocks came back so quickly from their springtime swoon has been hope that Trump will reach deals with other countries to lower his stiff proposed tariffs.
Trump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students, threatens to cut all funding
A federal task force sent a letter to Harvard on Monday finding the university violated civil rights laws requiring colleges to protect students from discrimination based on race or national origin.
Alberta byelection called for Aug. 18, giving Poilievre path to House
"It sounded like he was looking for some sort of cakewalk byelection where he could easily get in, but he may have had a miscalculation there," said Janet Brown, a pollster and political commentator.
Crypto industry pushing Canada to follow U.S. lead in embracing stablecoins
"What the U.S. has done is establish some credibility at the most senior levels of government, and we hope that that inspires our elected officials to do the same" said Lucas Matheson.
AGRICULTURE
Sask. Wildlife Federation helping landowners control gopher populations
"We recognize the growing frustration gophers are causing in rural areas, particularly as they damage crops and create hazards for livestock," said Darrell Crabbe, the federation's executive director.
Saskatchewan farmers hit with wave of gophers damaging crops
"If there is an overpopulation of gophers, they can clean off acres (of crops) in virtually days," said Bill Huber. Farmers from all over the province are calling SARM for help to remove the critters.
Drought support for farmers coming from provincial, federal governments
"In 2021 and 2023, this same initiative was successfully implemented, resulting in over half a million acres of additional low yield crop redirected to feed," said Agriculture Minister Daryl Harrison.
'Worst we've seen': Maple Creek, Enterprise join growing list of RMs declaring drought emergency
Leaders in the RMs said they're not just asking for temporary relief. They want insurance programs re-evaluated, freight support and long-term plans that reflect the reality of climate-driven drought cycles.
PRAIRIE PROFILES
From plates to pendants: Saskatchewan artist makes jewelry from dishes
Saskatoon artist Sheri Wollf transforms broken dishes into stunning jewelry, turning forgotten heirlooms into wearable memories. Discover the heartfelt story behind Transformed Jewelry & Design Studio.
Large and in charge: What it takes to eat like the Riders' O-line
Raw eggs, loaf cakes and calories by the thousands: Step inside the daily eating routine of the Roughriders' offensive linemen, where every meal is a critical play in the game of size and strength.
Buzzing with wisdom: Five life lessons from a Sask. beekeeper dad
This Father's Day, a Shellbrook beekeeper shares how his dad's quiet wisdom shaped a legacy. Today, Hannigan Honey's golden bounty travels from the prairies to kitchens as far away as Japan.
Vintage quilts, modern coats: A Saskatchewan crafter's cozy transformations
Saskatoon quilter Ashleigh Hemsley transforms once-forgotten quilts into stunning, wearable jackets - breathing new life into cherished heirlooms, one thoughtful stitch at a time.
