Regina Leader Post

A new collective bargaining agreement for Saskatchewan teachers has been signed by both the provincial government and the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, according to the two parties. Read More

As the Saskatchewan government looks to buy local wherever possible in response to tariffs, the province also cautions it's not always that simple. Read More

Dan Turgeon says the City of Regina has taken a positive step with its decision to at least consider offering financial support to businesses in the Heritage neighbourhood that are located near a new emergency shelter. Read More

At Mosaic Stadium last year, fans attending Saskatchewan Roughriders games purchased $3.6 million dollars in 50/50 draw tickets. Read More

Even though they are in their first season together, the men’s curling foursome of Brad Jacobs, Marc Kennedy, Brett Gallant and Ben Hebert have been enjoying some undeniable chemistry. Read More

While the rest of the world was seething at the United States of America over economy-crashing tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on his so-called "Liberation Day," a team of U.S. curlers and their fans were comfortably enjoying another day of competition in Canada. Read More

Regina drivers are in for some savings at the pumps after the federal government scrapped the carbon tax as of April 1. Read More

From listening to federal party leaders, you would think that tariffs were the only issue in the upcoming federal election. Why are all the parties largely, if not completely, ignoring the houselessness crisis that every city in Canada is experiencing? Read More

The Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) has declined to reconsider a Saskatchewan court ruling that ordered a new trial for Dillon Ricky Whitehawk. Read More

We expected something bad. What we got in U.S. President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff news was utter chaos. Read More

Based upon current subsidy levels, Regina daycare provider Cara Steiner is wondering how she'll be able to continue paying the bills. Read More

The University of Regina (U of R) says it has “lost confidence” in the students’ union and will stop collecting fees for the organization in August.  Read More

Congratulations and good luck, Stew! Read More

As confusion lingered over how U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariffs would affect Canada, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe continued to advocate for free trade across the border. Read More

A 21-year-old man is facing a list of charges, including three counts of attempted murder, after a Saturday incident that left a youth injured, according to police. Read More

Ben Hebert is rocking curling’s version of a playoff beard this week at the World Men’s Curling Championship in Moose Jaw. Read More

A Saskatchewan court has ruled that Consumers’ Co-operative Refineries Limited (CCRL) did not wrongfully dismiss two workers who refused to comply with a COVID-19 vaccination and testing policy. Read More

Conservative Party of Canada candidate Michael Kram has officially kicked off his campaign with the goal of hanging on to the Regina–Wascana seat in the April 28 federal election. Read More

Homeowners from Regina's Glen Elm Mobile Home Community had a late night waiting to speak with city council about their eviction experience, but it ended up being worth the effort. Read More

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have retained the club’s top offensive lineman for two more seasons. Read More