Jennifer Graham
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Regina, SK, Canada
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Regina school named for Davin Report author considers name change
Regina Public Schools is questioning the appropriateness of using Nicholas Flood Davin’s name → Read More
Saskatchewan to take tougher stance on sharing intimate images without consent
The measure was in the throne speech delivered Wednesday which details the government’s plan for the new session of the legislature → Read More
Trick-or-treat shifts to skate-or-swim as cities strive for a healthier Halloween
Instead of candy, little ghosts and goblins on some doorsteps are getting passes to go swimming, skating and even skiing → Read More
Healthy Halloween: Cities Swap 'Trick Or Treat' For Cheap Swim, Skating Passes
Regina calls their program a "balanced Halloween experience." → Read More
Psychiatrist tells La Loche, Sask., shooting trial teen has fetal alcohol syndrome
Crown and defence finish calling witnesses at sentencing hearing → Read More
Former Sask. NDP Candidate Accused Of Harassment, Sexual Assault
"I expected to be ignored ... He was a candidate, and I was some teenage kid," the alleged victim said. → Read More
Husky gets OK from Saskatchewan government to restart pipeline after major spill
The Saskatchewan government has given Husky Energy the OK to restart a pipeline after a major oil spill along the North Saskatchewan River that fouled the water source for three cities. → Read More
Nature Conservancy finds endangered greater sage grouse on Saskatchewan property
Biologists have made a discovery on a swath of native grassland in southwest Saskatchewan that they are calling exciting, but are also hesitant to talk about. → Read More
Parents Call For Changes After 5-Year-Old Dies At School In Saskatoon
The boy was found in a pond, 120 metres away from the school. → Read More
Five people now vying to replace Brad Wall as Saskatchewan premier
On Monday, Alanna Koch and Ken Cheveldayoff joined Tina Beaudry-Mellor, Jeremy Harrison and Gord Wyant in the race to replace Wall → Read More
Saskatchewan to create new team to help tackle crime in rural areas
The team would be comprised of 258 armed officers, but only 30 are new police positions → Read More
Unpopular budget hangs over leadership race to replace Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall
Ken Rasmussen, a political scientist with the University of Regina, said Wall’s successor may face divisions in caucus between those who were not keen on the budget and those who are very much pro-austerity → Read More
Petition Calls For Resignation Of Richard Blackwolf, Indigenous Veterans Leader
His remarks come "perilously close to hate speech," the petition's author said. → Read More
Race to replace Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall gets first entrant
Social Services Minister Tina Beaudry-Mellor said she couldn’t watch the race to replace Wall as Saskatchewan Party leader from the sidelines → Read More
Arid summer means farmers in southern Saskatchewan face a ‘desperate situation’
Environment Canada figures show Regina had only 1.8 millimetres of rain last month – the driest July in 130 years → Read More
Dry weather withering crops, stressing farmers in southern Saskatchewan
The ground is so dry and deeply cracked on Todd Lewis's farm in southern Saskatchewan that he says if a wrench is dropped down one of the crevasses, "we'll never find it." → Read More
SaskPower Says Dry Weather Is Making Power Boxes Burst Into Flames
A "very unusual" phenomenon is becoming commonplace. → Read More
Families say missing, murdered women inquiry a failure; call for 'hard reset.'
The families of missing and murdered Indigenous women say a national inquiry has already failed and are calling for "a hard reset" on the process. → Read More
Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women Inquiry Has Already Failed: Families
One of commissioners admitted the inquiry has been in "crisis mode" for several weeks. → Read More
Residential school cemetery in Regina gets provincial heritage designation
Culture Minister Ken Cheveldayoff formally recognized the cemetery today, saying it will be protected and respected for generations to come. → Read More