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A third person arrested, charged in Regina's second homicide of 2025
Three people have been arrested and charged in relation to the death of a 42-year-old Regina man. Two are charged with accessory after the fact to murder, and the other is charged with first degree murder.
Bryan Adams coming to Regina's Brandt Centre on September 28
"We'll be playing all the classics, some deep cuts, and sharing some brand-new tracks from the forthcoming album," Adams said. The Regina show will also feature Saskatchewan rockers The Sheepdogs.
Regina town hall meeting on fluoride cancelled due to safety concerns
"It was frightening. I had emails calling me a flat Earther. I had emails calling me a Nazi, and I'm like, 'How did this even happen from planning the town hall?'" Councillor Sarah Turnbull said.
From red to blue: How Saskatchewan became a Conservative stronghold
The province has long been considered one of the most reliably conservative provinces in Canada, but Saskatchewan's political identity has shifted dramatically over the last century.
SASKATCHEWAN NEWS
Councillor removed from Saskatoon homelessness subcommittee
Ward 5 Coun. Randy Donauer put forward two motions to remove Ward 3 Coun. Robert Pearce's from the city's subcommittee on homelessness, and as the council strategic area lead on housing and homelessness.
Sask. RCMP investigating death, altercation in town of Marshall
The investigation is in preliminary stages, but an adult man has been arrested. No charges have been laid at this time. RCMP are asking Marshall residents to look at their security cameras for suspicious activity.
The final stretch: Evan Bray's political panel on key issues
In the final stretch of the federal election campaign, Evan Bray was joined by his weekly political panel to break down the week's defining moments.
'I'm grateful they survived': Mother reflects on daughter's accident in Vegas
Katrine Sinclair and her friend Charlie Lastowsky sustained what were described as "severe, life-altering injuries" in a crash on Saturday morning, and remain hospitalized in Las Vegas.
TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show Segments - Thursday, April 24th
Should Canada boost interprovincial trade? What's our duty to act when others seem unsafe? Plus: Canada's first activity-based therapy centre for neurological injuries and Tim Horton's Smile Cookies.
THE GREEN ZONE REPLAY
The Green Zone Replay - Thursday, April 24
Oilers and Canadiens go down 2-0, will either team make a comeback on home ice? The Battle of Ontario continues, and the Jets are hoping to go 3-0. The new CFL Commissioner met with media for the first time.
SPORTS
Sean McEwen, former Stampeder, excited to join Riders for 2025 season
The centre hopes to help the team reach the Grey Cup for the first time since 2013. He's been working hard to be ready come training camp. McEwen is excited to play in front of Rider Nation for the home team.
Schultz five-point day powers Pat Canadians past Okanagan at Telus Cup
Regina Pat Canadians forward Maddox Schultz had a five-point game on Thursday afternoon at the Telus Cup to power his team past the Okanagan Rockets with an 8-1 win.
Regina to host 2026 national curling championships
Regina will host some of the top university curlers in the country during the national championships in February. The Callie Curling Club will host the event from February 17-21.
Lloydminster rallies from 3-0 deficit to defeat Saskatoon Stars 4-3 at Esso Cup
The Stars' record for the tournament now drops to 1-0-2, putting them in third place in the overall standings. Saskatoon will face the Eastern Stars out of Prince Edward Island on Thursday at 3 p.m.
CANADA & WORLD
Canada caught up in China-U.S. trade war as Trump claims fentanyl continues to flow
Trump last month slapped economywide tariffs on Canada, linking the duties to the flow of people and fentanyl across the United States' northern border. He partially paused the levies days later.
Montreal buses remove 'Go! Canadiens Go!' after complaint to language watchdog
Montreal's transit agency says it is now using the French expression "Allez! Canadiens Allez!" to show support for the Montreal Canadiens' NHL playoff run, because the word "go" is an anglicism.
Amelia Earhart statue vanishes from Newfoundland park, leaving town shocked
Don Coombs, mayor of Harbour Grace, N.L., says he got a call early this morning saying the cherished bronze statue commemorating Earhart's successful 1932 transatlantic flight was gone.
Man, 30, shot dead by police at Toronto's Pearson Airport: SIU
Just before 7 a.m. Peel regional police were investigating a "man in distress" in an SUV at Terminal 1 departures level. They say early reports indicate the man pulled a firearm.
AGRICULTURE
Vassy Kapelos Show: Meat council CEO says Chinese tariff on pork challenging
Chris White, president and CEO of the Canadian Meat Council, is currently in China and spoke to Vassy Kapelos about the impact of the 25-per-cent Chinese tariff on pork on his industry.
Farmers optimistic heading into spring seeding, agriculture minister says
Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Daryl Harrison says farmers are out on the fields already in some parts of the province, while the fields in other areas are still covered by snow.
Prioritizing on-farm safety for the next generation
"Our children's safety must always come first on the farm, and it is particularly important we keep safety top of mind during busy seasons," said Leta LaRush, with BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada.
CN and CPKC Rail end carbon tax surcharges
"Axing the surcharges puts more cash where it belongs - in our pockets and back into our rural communities. It's a huge lift, especially now, with trade uncertainty," said APAS president Bill Prybylski.
PRAIRIE PROFILES
The Remarkable Klara Belkin: From Bergen-Belsen to Saskatchewan
Marking 80 years since the liberation of Bergen-Belsen, part two follows Klara Belkin as she recalls life in the concentration camp, moments of hope and her rescue from a train bound for death
The Remarkable Klara Belkin: A Holocaust survivor in Saskatchewan
In episode one of this three-part series, Holocaust survivor Klara Belkin, 95, recalls her childhood in war-torn Hungary and the harrowing journey to Bergen-Belsen, a notorious Nazi concentration camp.
Sixteen Grains: Building a legacy of food, family and tradition
What started with a family pancake recipe has grown into a business that honours generations of farming. Derek and Tricia Dery are bringing their love of food and family to kitchens across Canada.
Better Brother Brewing Co. empowers women to learn about craft beer
Women took part in the annual charity brew to generate donations for Saskatoon Interval House.
