Regina Leader Post

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

Under normal circumstances, a premier who dropped just three percentage points in his quarterly approval rating but maintains the support of nearly half the province would have little reason to worry. Read More

Christopher Ray Briltz had a lot of things going for him at one time. Read More

Brad Jacobs would gladly trade the chance to visit another country for home-ice advantage. Read More

Measles has entered the early stages of a resurgence in Saskatchewan, with two confirmed cases reported as of last week in the southern area of the province. Read More

Premier Moe says Trump plan to lift sanctions on Russia goes “too far”  Read More

NDP MLA Aleana Young didn't violate Saskatchewan's conflict of interest act despite social media posts about her business that "come close to the line," states a recent ruling. Read More

An early morning explosion at the Co-op Refinery Complex (CRC) on Tuesday shook houses in north Regina and was heard at least as far away as the Al Ritchie neighbourhood. Read More

After losing the opener in overtime and storming back with a convincing victory in Game 2, the Regina Rebels feel energized heading into the decisive game of their Saskatchewan Junior Female Hockey League championship series against the Outlook Mainline Ice Hawks. Read More

No Riders green, Lions orange or Argos double-blue. Offensive lineman Arvin Hosseini was very careful about choosing proper wardrobe colours for his all-important interviews with interested CFL teams. Read More

In the past five months, NDP Leader Carla Beck received approximately $70,000 while her 26 MLAs averaged $47,500, each. Read More

The Saskatchewan government says the sale of some U.S.-branded alcohol will resume in light of concerns that certain products are made in Canada. Read More

The race is on to represent the riding of Regina-Wascana in the upcoming federal election. Read More

The hometown of Jessica Campbell, the first female to coach in the NHL, is honouring her accomplishments in a big way. Read More

A Regina teen has been charged with manslaughter after an RCMP investigation into a suspicious death on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation. Read More

The Regina Pat Canadians are right where they expected to be: Read More