Author Archives: Britton Gray

While Joe McKnight's funeral was being held in Louisiana, a small private ceremony was also happening in Regina. Roughrider players, coaches and staff gathered in the Green and White Lounge Monday mor...

While the temperature may be dropping, business for tow truck drivers is beginning to heat up. ABC Towing in Regina had responded to 633 calls since Dec. 1, with 70 of those being a customer who neede...

The City of Regina is hoping people will ring in the new year with a safe ride home this New Year's Eve. The 29th annual Ding in the New Year program will once again be available for people in Regina....

The Regina Police Service traded their badges for Santa hats and treated 20 kids to shopping sprees at the Cornwall Centre. It was a part of the second annual CopShop where local kids get paired with ...

The government is calculating future improvements in math. It comes after Saskatchewan teens ranked below average in math and tenth in Canada. The survey was given by the Organization for Economic Co-...

A man found allegedly passed out behind the wheel in traffic is being charged with impaired driving. Regina police said they got calls around 7:45 p.m. Tuesday night about a white van swerving in...

The premier wants answers on the RCMP staffing issues in Saskatchewan. Emails obtained exclusively by our newsroom shows a real issue of unfilled vacancies, particularly in the northern part of the pr...

If it weren't for an RCMP application, a Saskatchewan woman may not be heading for a second trial on sexual assault charges. Barbara George has admitted to sleeping with a 14-year-old friend of h...

The weather outside was beginning to get a bit frightful, but it didn't put a damper on people's holiday spirit at city hall. The City of Regina held their "Light up the Lights" event and around a tho...

The Regina Symphony Orchestra gave the gift of music to the Autism Resource Centre this year. The symphony performed many different songs, including some Christmas favourites, as a part of the centre'...