Regina Leader Post

Alexander Ovechkin’s road to being drafted by the NHL’s Washington Capitals began in a parking lot outside of a rink in Slovakia. Read More

A high-risk sex offender released from prison this week plans to reside in the Heritage neighbourhood, but will not be required to live in a supervised residence. Read More

Budget talks are always rife with suggestions to cut, move or increase funds. This year is proving no different with councillors putting forth a slew of amendments to the City of Regina’s 2025 budget. Read More

Standing outside the Martin Collegiate gymnasium while his city champions were practising inside, Monarchs basketball coach Rob Thomson patted a big, white bulletin board and remembered what his program was like when he started eight years ago. Read More

Saskatchewan has earmarked $130 million in the budget to fund the new collective agreement with teachers and address growing enrolment and classroom challenges. Read More

Concerns over U.S. and Chinese tariffs could keep Saskatchewan's new finance minister up at night as the province forecasts a thin surplus of $12.2 million for the next fiscal year. Read More

Health care is listed as a “priority” in the 2025-26 Saskatchewan budget, which allocates over $8 billion to the sector. Read More

By a razor-thin margin, the Saskatchewan government says it will be able to balance the books this year. Read More

Police will be running explosives-related training drills at the decommissioned Holy Rosary School over the next three days before the building is demolished next week. Read More

City budget deliberations began Monday with a full day of delegates speaking to a variety of items in the proposed 2025 general operating, capital and utility budgets. Read More

Saskatchewan police have issued a warning that two sex offenders with violent histories who are at a high risk to reoffend will be living in Regina. Read More

Team Canada will have some Prairie pride this week at an international softball tournament in Mexico. Read More

A March 13 article in the Leader-Post accentuating the Health Ministry's failure to provide adequate diagnostic services for breast cancer is one of two recent articles demonstrating the ineptitude of Premier Scott Moe government's management of the health-care system. Read More

Budget day is one of the best-behaviour days at the Saskatchewan legislature. Read More

Rachel Torrie is waiting as long as possible before telling her two young sons that their family is impacted by the latest round of evictions from the Glen Elm Mobile Home Community. Read More

The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit is investigating the highest number of reports of child sexual abuse material it has ever received. Read More

Tough choice for anyone driving into REAL: Read More

The CFL Combine is set to get underway this week in Regina as the top Canadian Football League prospects along with representatives from each team gather for the annual talent evaluation camp. Read More

Valerie McKellar typically shops at Costco to feed her family of four, but she's concerned about whether it's the best grocery option to keep her dollars supporting the local economy during a time of tariff wars. Read More

Something has got to give in Wednesday's budget. After all, this sure isn't sounding like an austerity budget. Read More