Regina Leader Post

How much depravity must we endure? Politically. we may disagree. But the latest actions by U.S. President Donald Trump should not be considered simply a difference of opinion. Read More

Eleven-month-old Hadley Arnold was oblivious to the very grown-up political arguments over adequate child care swirling around her as she happily crawled around the carpeted floor of a room in the Saskatchewan legislature. Read More

As Saskatchewan remains one of two provinces yet to sign an extension of a federal deal securing affordable child care, Cara Werner says many of the centres her organization represents face deficits and considerable uncertainty. Read More

Sentencing for Alena Pastuch, who pleaded guilty to stealing multi-millions from investors in the early 2000s, has been postponed another six weeks to allow the Regina woman to deal with medical concerns. Read More

With zero career fights and only eight penalty minutes this season, Regina Pats forward Jace Egland may have been in line for the WHL's sportsmanship award before he surprisingly dropped his gloves in a blowout loss to the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors. Read More

Saskatchewan shoppers are checking the backs of products in grocery stores, not just for nutritional information but also to see if it's Canadian or American. Read More

Most every day for the past three years now, the yellow and light blue flag of Ukraine has flown in front of the Saskatchewan legislature. Read More

Federal Liberals elected Mark Carney to lead their party into the next election in a resounding first-ballot victory on Sunday. Read More

The University of Regina Cougars are coming home with some hardware from the U Sports track and field championships. Read More

There has been some discussion recently of the location of the downtown library. I am hoping that the central library will stay exactly where it is. The present location is convenient for shoppers and folks who live downtown or near downtown. Many such people  may not have a vehicle to get around. Read More

Mike McEwen and Team Saskatchewan have been eliminated from the playoffs at the 2025 Montana’s Brier. Read More

For the latest on Team Saskatchewan at the Brier, click here. Read More

A pause on the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) should be lifted by the end of this month, according to the province. Read More

TORONTO — Buffy Sainte-Marie’s has lost her Juno awards, Polaris Music Prize honours and her induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame — a continued unwinding of her legacy as arts organizations respond to a statement from the singer saying she is not Canadian. Read More

The Saskatchewan government is holding the line on its retaliatory measures even as President Donald Trump temporarily walks back some U.S. tariffs. Read More

Imagine sending Ernie Richardson, Rick Folk, Garnet Campbell, Harvey Mazinke and their rinks to the same Brier, representing Saskatchewan again and vying for more Canadian men's curling championships. Read More

To suggest the Saskatchewan Arbitration Board's recent ruling on classroom complexity is historic — as the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) has — needs to be put into context. Read More

Dubois, a member of George Gordon First Nation, says accessing initial funding was a barrier. She thinks it can be for many entrepreneurs. Read More