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Mammography machines added in Regina and Saskatoon

Mammography machines added in Regina and Saskatoon

Two units intended to improve access for those eligible.
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19-year-old Regina woman in court on 1st-degree murder charge

19-year-old Regina woman in court on 1st-degree murder charge

Seven people have been charged in connection to the April 24 murder in Regina.
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Measles exposure risk identified in Regina and Lumsden

Measles exposure risk identified in Regina and Lumsden

SHA warns of potential measles exposure in Regina and Lumsden after confirmed cases; residents urged to monitor for symptoms.
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Winners revealed in Hospitals of Regina Foundation鈥檚 Home Lottery

Winners revealed in Hospitals of Regina Foundation鈥檚 Home Lottery

$1.6 million grand prize showhome won by Brandie Bouvier; other big winners announced in their 2025 spring lottery.
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Rock and gem show happening in Regina this weekend

Rock and gem show happening in Regina this weekend

The event is taking place at REAL District Exhibition Park #5 until Sunday.
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Regina's Airport Authority sees board changes

Regina's Airport Authority sees board changes

Tyler Willox has replaced Rob Vanderhooft as chair of the RAA's board of directors.
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Broad Street southbound lanes restricted for up to four weeks

Broad Street southbound lanes restricted for up to four weeks

蘑菇视频短视频bound lanes on Broad Street between 8th Avenue and Saskatchewan Drive will be restricted for up to four weeks beginning at 7 a.m.
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鈥業t's pretty special鈥�: Regina Pats鈥� first overall pick Maddox Schultz excited to be with hometown WHL team

鈥業t's pretty special鈥�: Regina Pats鈥� first overall pick Maddox Schultz excited to be with hometown WHL team

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Update: Police operation concludes on 1600 block of Rae Street

Update: Police operation concludes on 1600 block of Rae Street

Those in the area had been asked to shelter in place.
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Johnson Collegiate students will get temporary free transit this fall

Johnson Collegiate students will get temporary free transit this fall

A motion passed by city council will implement a fare-free transit pilot at the school starting Sept. 2nd and lasting until Dec 31st.
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