The right to peaceful protest has limits, and a Regina lawyer says repeated targeting of Shahab at home and work is crossing those lines.

Voices from across the political spectrum denounced a small rally on Saturday at the home of chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab.

Four city councillors have announced they are no longer supporting a controversial motion that would ban fossil fuel companies from advertising with the City of Regina.

The notion there are lines you just don't cross has brought Saskatchewan people together in a way we haven't seen since the last Rider game.

Frustration with anti-maskers and COVID deniers boiled over Saturday when protesters gathered outside the Regina home of Dr. Saqib Shahab.

City and contractor crews will begin a residential roads snow plow on Tuesday. Crews will plow between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., every day until complete.

Sask. health workers injected only 304 doses of COVID-19 vaccines on Sunday, as they squeeze every last drop out of a dwindling supply.

A 61 year-old man was issued a $2,800 ticket for failing to comply with the Public Health Order.

According to preliminary statistics released by SGI, 87 people lost their lives in vehicle crashes in 2020.

CFL veteran Ed Gainey is returning for a fifth season with the Roughriders