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Anyone can write a play: Playwright in a Shop proves it
By François BiberEver wondered if you could write a play, what would it be about?In Saskatoon, Sum Threatre is out to prove you don’t have to be a creative genius to ink your own play.“One thing we...
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RCMP escort determined goat from Martensville Tim Hortons
By Kelly MaloneRCMP officers are often called out for disturbances but one unruly "kid" at a Martensville Tim Hortons has left an impression.Early Sunday morning a goat with a hankering for warmth or...
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Regina's newest private liquor store celebrates its grand opening
By Kevin Martel, Courtney MarkewichI's being called the "must-go-to" liquor store in Regina and Willow Park Wine & Spirits held its grand opening on Friday.The private liquor store first opened its...
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Sask. government approves, pushes back decreased SaskEnergy rates
By Courtney MarkewichSaskEnergy rates are going down, but the government has opted to push back the decrease to help the provider pay off a debt left over from the cold winter of 2013-14.The government...
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Regina consumers unsure WHO warning will impact their meat choices
By Kevin MartelIs the World Health Organization full of bologna or does it actually have legit beef in saying that those who eat a lot of processed meats like bacon, ham and sausage can significantly...
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Cherry whisky brings liquor-lovers to Lumsden
By Lisa SchickHundreds of people made the trip to Lumsden on Saturday for the chance to score a bottle of cherry whisky at its launch for Last Mountain Distillery.Colin Schmidt, owner and distillery...
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Sask. gas prices dip below 90 cents, will stay low into 2016
By François BiberChristmas is coming early for drivers in Saskatchewan as prices at the pump dip below 90 cents per litre in Regina and Saskatoon.Jason Toews is the co-founder of GasBuddy.com and he...
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Grey Cup, Agribition brings spike in sales at SLGA stores
By Brant HiltonIt will be a busy weekend in Saskatchewan's SLGA stores, but not as busy as it could have been had the Saskatchewan Roughriders made it to the Grey Cup.SLGA spokesperson David Morris...
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Children's books recalled due to mold concern
By CJME NewsA recall notice has been put out for two children's books, "That's not my reindeer", and "That's not my Santa" after a report of mold found in one of the books.The books are full-coloured...
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Warm weather slows down Christmas rush at Regina stores
By Courtney MarkewichWhile we enter the final weeks of the Christmas shopping season, some Regina businesses aren't seeing the usual rush the holiday brings."It's a little slower, a little quieter...
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125th anniversary pendant unveiled at Government House
By Lisa SchickTo mark the 125th anniversary of Government House in Regina, a new crown-shaped pendant has been unveiled.“The symbol of the Crown is the perfect choice to commemorate the 125th...
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Regina Food Bank says growing food prices affect everyone
By Alex DockingWord that food prices are on the rise substantially this winter is not good news for anyone - but especially not for the Regina Food Bank. "We're purchasing fresh items and food for...
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4 tips not to blow the bank this holiday season
By Brant HiltonIt's that time of year, when the wallet comes out and spending big bucks is a common occurrence. But Tenille Lafontaine, with Feisty, Frugal, and Fabulous, lays out tips to keep you from...
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Sask. government welcomes repeal of U.S. meat labeling law
By Sarah MillsThe Saskatchewan Government is welcoming the news that country of origin labeling (COOL) is being repealed in the US.A new bill has been introduced in Washington that does away with the...
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Wrapping and ribbons to raise money
By Lisa SchickHands filled with bags, parking lots with nary a space left, and people skirting past each other to get in and out of stores - it's the last weekend before Christmas.People are filling...
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3 tips when buying gift cards in Saskatchewan
By CJME NewsWhile a gift card might be an easy gift to get for some people on your Christmas list, the province's Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority wants you to keep a few things in mind when...
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Regina shoppers step out into the cold for Boxing Day
By Lisa SchickRegina's malls were filled with people hunting for post-holiday deals on Saturday - traffic was thick, and parking lots were full, but some people were willing to wait outside for the...
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Health Canada issues recall on 3 Bauer hockey goalie masks
By CJME NewsBauer Hockey Corporation is recalling three types of goalie masks sold in Canada and the U.S. over the past two years.The hockey equipment company has had nine reports of titanium wire...
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2016 fee changes in Regina
By CJME NewsThe new year has brought some new costs for people living in Regina.As of Jan. 1, water rates in Regina increased by five per cent, or $7.40 per month for the average consumer.At the...
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Average house prices drop 7 per cent creating a buyer's market in Regina
By Kevin MartelIt looks as if 2016 is starting out as a buyer's market for housing in Regina.Figures from the Regina and area Multiple Listing Service (MLS) system show residential sales were down...
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