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The company that has provided scheduled bus service between Prince Albert and Saskatoon for the past seven years is stepping away from passenger transportation, but the route itself will continue under new ownership.
Aurora Charter Services announced last week its final scheduled passenger trip... Read more
2000 Rams to be honoured at 2026 Hall of Fame event The Regina Rams spring camp has come and gone but it was a memorable event and the football team is still buzzing. Rams recruits came and flooded the practice turf at the U of R on the weekend of May 2. Head coach Mark McConkey says he... Read more
A fresh generation of kids hits the ground running at U of R camps Being a newcomer to Canada and Saskatchewan isn’t easy, especially for kids. That’s why the University of Regina has programs aimed at making that transition smoother. Alison Fisher is the youth program coordinator who manages... Read more
A newbie checks out Regina’s colourful, dance-packed and food-fuelled multicultural festival That title is a good summary of my June highlight — I experienced my first mosaic pavilion. Followed quickly by my second and third. If you are unfamiliar with Mosaic, here’s a summary. Often described as... Read more
Fee hikes leave some wondering if their voices are even heard In the March issue of the Carillon, second-year music student Ryan Scott expressed that if “[URSA] can figure out a way to better advocate for reducing how much we pay, I’ll start caring.” Well, Ryan — here we are with a conversation... Read more
Police are investigating after the death of a two-month-old girl in Prince Albert.
According to the Prince Albert Police Service, officers responded to a home in the 600 block of 19th Street West on June 21 at 11 a.m. to assist Parkland Ambulance, who was responding to a report of an unconscious... Read more
Protective services shares crime data while Archer Library improves cycle security Bicycles are a fun, environmentally friendly way to commute. But ask someone about bikes, and you’ll often find you’ve started a conversation full of memories and horror stories. The staff at The Carillon... Read more
2,645 degrees, certificates, and diplomas awarded June 17–19 Proud parents, siblings, lovers, cousins, children and guardians smiled as they watched their loved ones collect their credentials. University education is a hard-run marathon, and this was the day graduates took a victory lap. “No matter... Read more
As the heat wave is expected to continue across parts of the country into the weekend, people are reminded to take action to protect themselves.
Regina police are urging Canada Day event attendees to celebrate the day safely.
“On Wednesday, July 1, 2026, Wascana Park will be filled with a variety of events and entertainment,” police... Read more
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has found some changes came from the initial push to foster internal Canadian business, but some deadlines are being missed.
The case raises questions about children’s rights and the limits of Canada’s Notwithstanding Clause There have been many legal battles involving the University of Regina these past few years. Perhaps the most prominent is UR Pride’s ongoing lawsuit against the Saskatchewan government’s... Read more
But questions remain about who’s in charge of the revived campus pub It’s been more than a month since The Study opened its doors to the campus community, replacing longstanding pub and legendary local institution The Lazy Owl. The Carillon took a stroll around the renovated and re-imagined... Read more
Hearing Based on Incomplete Investigation by URSU A Regina judge has ruled URSU must pay $87,000 for wrongful termination. Last year, the University of Regina faced significant historical events including the eviction of the former student union, URSU (University of Regina Students’ Union).... Read more
Jeff Keshen says inclusion and support from the university matters University of Regina president Jeff Keshen used his June monthly message to address recent attacks on the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Keshen’s remarks went beyond the celebratory commentary that usually marks Pride month. Keshen targeted... Read more
The Government of Saskatchewan is sharing a new assessment offering insight into the delivery of health care in Lloydminster.
The province said the ... Read more
Democratic socialist Melat Kiros beat U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette in a Colorado House primary Tuesday, a stunning victory for the first-time candidate against a nearly 30-year incumbent and another win for progressive challengers across the country.
Kiros, a 29-year-old lawyer turned... Read more
KANANASKIS — The Alberta government says crews have finished evacuating remaining campers who were tucked away at sites in Kananaskis Country.
Parks Alberta Minister Todd Loewen said earlier in the day that about 50 people were sheltering in place in the area, which remains under a local state of... Read more
EDMONTON — Alberta's United Conservative Party government is inviting a political scientist and a pollster to help a panel tasked with redrawing the province's voting lines.
The legislature committee overseeing the panel has voted to bring on the advisers to offer expertise on voting behaviour.... Read more
VICTORIA — New B.C. Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay has kept former rival Peter Milobar and his supporters in her shadow cabinet, a day after installing a caucus leadership team that skewed toward her loyalists.
Milobar, who stood against Findlay in the leadership race she won a month ago,... Read more
Regina residents are set to enjoy the unofficial kickoff to summer in conjunction with a nationwide celebration of Canada's birthday.... Read more
A Rocanville childcare operator says families who only need spaces on a casual basis will be left out as a result of changes the provincial government is making.
Cara Werner – executive director... Read more
There will be a number of former teammates facing off in this week’s CFL showdown between the Ottawa Redblacks and Saskatchewan Roughriders.
With... Read more
OTTAWA — China is imposing a 73.5 per cent tariff on pea starch from Canada starting Wednesday.
The Chinese commerce ministry says the levy is the result of an anti-dumping investigation it launched in August last year that found Canadian products were dumped in China.
Pea starch is commonly used... Read more
President Donald Trump has announced that Republicans will hold their first-ever national convention ahead of the midterm elections, an unusual event aimed at boosting turnout in races that will decide whether the party maintains control of Congress.
The convention will be held in... Read more
Heavy rain throughout Saskatchewan has led to a flash flood advisory issued for a portion of eastern Saskatchewan on Tuesday.
Weeks of intense rainfall across... Read more
Saskatoon police officers are engaging in a standoff with a woman on 2500 block of Melrose Avenue and are asking drivers to avoid the area.
Parts of Regina have recently experienced flooding due to heavy rainfalls caused by a storm system that refuses to leave.... Read more
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will be going up against some familiar faces this week.... Read more
MONTREAL — Montreal police say 11 people are facing charges in connection with alleged events preceding the death of a 15-year-old boy who was fatally shot by Longueuil police last September.
Police Chief. Insp. David Shane says four young men and seven teenagers will appear in youth court in the... Read more
After one dog died and several others became sick, the City of Moose Jaw has closed its west-end dog parks to investigate.... Read more
2:35 – Jamie Thomas, Ground Control Podcast
Everyone in the hockey world has their eyes on the Winnipeg Jets. Rumours have been running wild for weeks that the Jets do not want to trade their #1 goalie, Connor Hellebuyck. However, they are taking calls from teams that want to... Read more
OTTAWA — NDP Leader Avi Lewis says Heritage Minister Marc Miller was wrong to call on the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg to change the wording in an exhibit about displaced Palestinians.
Both politicians have said the exhibit is an important chance for Palestinians to see their... Read more
There are 56 wildfires actively burning in Saskatchewan. Of those, 41 began in the last week, the province’s safety agency told reporters in a news conference Tuesday.
The federal government has announced a $688-million contract for a new replenishment satellite that Industry Minister Mélanie Joly describes as a key technology to protecting Canada’s security and sovereignty.
Joly said Tuesday that Toronto area-based MDA Space Ltd. will build and launch the... Read more
EDMONTON — A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in Alberta after the private information of nearly three million Albertans was allegedly obtained and published by a separatist group.
A statement of claim filed last week accuses the Alberta government, its elections agency, and the... Read more