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Children’s museum may move to Mendel

The Children’s Discovery Museum in Saskatoon is a step closer to moving into building that has been home to the Mendel Art Gallery.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Divers will clean Prince Albert water reservoirs

Divers are set to jump into the reservoirs of Prince Albert, Sask., as part of a plan to clean the city’s contaminated water supply and end a weeks old boil water directive.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Graham James apologizes to sex-abuse victims

Graham James, the former junior hockey coach and convicted sexual abuser whose victims included ex-NHLers Theoren Fleury and Sheldon Kennedy, has told a courtroom: “For my behaviour, I am deeply sorry.… Parents expected sons to be safe; not all were.”

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Drug trade rising in Regina, crime numbers show

Crimes related to the illicit drug trade have risen in Regina, according to the latest figures.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Regina to get ‘lingerie football’ team

Move over Roughriders — the Lingerie Football League is coming to Regina.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Meteor’s fireball lights up Prairie skies

A fireball that lit up the night sky over Alberta and Saskatchewan was a 100-kilogram meteor, experts say.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Humboldt seniors moved for safety, officials say

Officials with the Saskatoon Health Region say an engineer’s report about a structural problem is behind moving ten residents out of the St. Mary’s Villa in Humboldt.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Regina city council approves Safeway expansion

Regina City Council has given the green light to a major expansion of the Safeway store in the Cathedral neighbourhood, but some people have concerns.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Concerns raised about Sask. victims of crime compensation

Saskatchewan compensates victims of crime differently compared to other province, and some families aren’t happy with that, Dani Mario reports.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

Far from any lake, Waldheim builds its beach

Warm summer days, suntan oil, and sand castles are on the minds of people in Waldheim, Sask. these days — they’re building a beach.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

2 charged in Regina home invasion

Two men have been charged with forcible confinement and other offences after a violent home invasion in Regina.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |

First Nations, Métis less likely to trust police: survey

A new survey has revealed that while the majority of people in Regina are satisfied with the city’s police force, First Nations and Métis are far less likely to trust the police.

Source: CBC | Saskatchewan News |