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Business, tourism leaders welcome the return of Denver flights

Business, tourism leaders welcome the return of Denver flights

Belief is that the daily direct United Express route to Denver will help with conventions and tourism in Regina.
‘People, Purpose, Presence’ theme of National Public Works Week

‘People, Purpose, Presence’ theme of National Public Works Week

Public works professionals recognized May 18 to 24.
Keeping it safe on the highways this summer construction season

Keeping it safe on the highways this summer construction season

Several partners and agencies come together to remind people how to stay safe on the roads this summer.
Police encourage drivers to be safe on roads during long weekend

Police encourage drivers to be safe on roads during long weekend

Saskatchewan RCMP urges all drivers to do their part to help keep Saskatchewan’s roads safe.
Rally in Regina calls on province to take action against climate change

Rally in Regina calls on province to take action against climate change

The Fridays for Future Climate Rally was organized by 11-year-old Kiké Dueck.
Regina welcomes return of United Airlines flights to Denver

Regina welcomes return of United Airlines flights to Denver

First flights launched on May 15 and 16.
Growth in measles cases in Saskatchewan troubling, says chief medical health officer

Growth in measles cases in Saskatchewan troubling, says chief medical health officer

REGINA — It's concerning but not surprising Saskatchewan is seeing more measles cases, says the province's chief medical health officer. Dr.
Quarterback Trevor Harris says Roughriders motivated by brotherhood, not revenge

Quarterback Trevor Harris says Roughriders motivated by brotherhood, not revenge

SASKATOON — It was a question that gave Trevor Harris a temporary pause.
Ride Safe and Ride Smart this May Long Weekend

Ride Safe and Ride Smart this May Long Weekend

Make good choices and follow the rules every time you ride, says SATVA.
Sask. measles cases surge to 37, officials warn of community transmission

Sask. measles cases surge to 37, officials warn of community transmission

Some rural communities in southern Sask. are starting to see local transmission, making stopping the measles virus more difficult.
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