Regina Leader Post

Revitalizing the old Taylor Field site has been 14 years in the making, but this week the City of Regina came closer to realizing that vision. Read More

Norman Schneider couldn't see too well, but he believed his ears were working just fine. Read More

The Canadian Football League has handed down discipline to four teams who went over the salary cap during the 2024 season. Read More

A ruling by Canada's highest court has dashed the legal hopes of two Saskatchewan people who've spent years challenging the constitutionality of gathering restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

Normally, you reserve major tax initiatives for the budget and not the week after. Read More

The 2025 BKT World Men’s Curling Championship begins Saturday in Moose Jaw as 13 of the top curling teams from around the globe compete for international glory. Read More

The Beach Boys still get around. Read More

Known primarily for their offensive firepower, the high-scoring Regina Pat Canadians showed impressive defensive chops while sweeping the Saskatchewan Male U18 AAA Hockey League best-of-five championship series against the Moose Jaw Winmar Warriors. Read More

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says Danielle Smith is "one of the strongest advocates we have in Canada right now." Read More

The pause on the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has been lifted but the province says it will prioritize health care, agriculture and skilled trades for its limited number of nominees. Read More

Jordan Baylis sent an email, identifying himself as the younger son of pending Canadian Football Hall of Fame inductee Jearld Baylis. Jordan attached a photo showing his son and his late father together, sharing a toy and an affectionate moment. And Jordan asked how to contact the Hall of Fame. Read More

The Saskatchewan government has introduced legislation that would apply the provincial sales tax of six per cent to vaping products. Read More

Saskatchewan is pausing its provincial carbon tax on industrial emitters, Premier Scott Moe announced Thursday. Read More

City council has agreed to declare a "houselessness crisis" in Regina, and to pursue the provincial and federal funding and support to help the city address the issue. Read More

Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski is in Washington, D.C. this week as part of a contingency of big-city mayors from Canada, the U.S. and Mexico urging for the repeal of U.S.-imposed tariffs. Read More

The federal election is upon us. Unfortunately now begins the spewing of slogans and attack ads peppered with anger, hate and divisiveness. The vile, vindictive politics of our southern Trump neighbour, who now perceives us as an enemy, has infected our political system. Read More

The 2025 World Men’s Curling Championship begins Saturday in Moose Jaw as the top 13 teams from across the globe will compete for international glory. Read More

With a snap election called, the Regina Leader-Post and Saskatoon StarPhoenix will be providing Saskatchewan voters with background and up-to-date information about the respective parties and ridings over the next five weeks until election day on April 28. Read More

As Saskatchewan looks to prioritize non-U.S. products, one sector in particular may pose some difficulty as more than half of the province's health-care procurement is from south of the border. Read More

After confusion and concern over proposed food safety changes, Saskatchewan’s minister of health has announced that producers will not be required to grade their eggs when selling directly to farmers' market consumers. Read More