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Hundreds of jobs cut, dividends slashed as Cameco shuts 2 Sask. uranium sites
Uranium giant Cameco announced Wednesday that it plans to shut down production at two of its sites in Saskatchewan — McArthur River and Key Lake — in January. It predicts 845 jobs will be affected.
'It doesn't look promising': Sask. government faces opposition to wage cuts
Donna Harpauer, Saskatchewan’s minister of finance, says it "doesn't look promising" that public-sector workers will absorb the government’s target of a 3.5 per cent cut to their wages.
Is it worth it?: Criminologist dissects Regina police reward
When it comes to solving the Regina murder of a man tied to a "violent drug network," a cash reward likely won't produce a smoking gun. At least, not directly, according to criminologist Kevin Walby.
Regina police suggest $25k reward for info on unsolved homicide
A man involved in a violent drug network was found dead in Regina last August and his killing remains unsolved. Now, Regina police are suggesting a $25,000 reward to breathe life into a case growing cold.
Regina feeling the crunch of leaf disposal
Leaf and yard waste depots were debuted by the city in 2013. This year, the drop-off points were cancelled as a budget belt-tightening measure.
U of Regina found negligent in Miranda Biletski case, $9M in damages awarded
The University of Regina has been deemed negligent by a jury in a June 2005 accident that left Mianda Biletski a quadriplegic. Biletski and the Piranhas Swim Club were deemed not at fault in the same accident.
From PST to pot: Sask. Party leadership hopefuls square off in 1st debate
Candidates from the Saskatchewan party looking to become the next premier of the province squared off in their first debate in Swift Current Thursday evening.
Search effort for missing 33-year-old woman stalled
A search effort for a missing 33-year-old woman set up by Regina's White Pony Lodge has stalled. Organizers hope for more support to get efforts underway.
Woman accused in Logan Ring's murder faces separate animal cruelty charges
In the months leading up to his death, 21-year-old Logan Ring was distributing information about his former roommate’s alleged mistreatment of animals.
'We're very lucky that we never lost a home,' chief says after Red Pheasant fire
Red Pheasant First Nation was one of several communities that battled wildfires Tuesday, as high wind fuelled blazes across Western Canada.