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Need to Know: Mixing Vaccines, Red Cross App and Mosquito Numbers
Mixing vaccines is a good thing! Plus The Red Cross has created a FREE FirstAid app, and check for standing water around your property to stop mosquitoes from spreading. -
Need to Know: QCX, the Pats play again, and Hazardous Waste Days
The Queen City Ex has announced their summer concerts, the Regina Pats finally have a schedule for the Fall, and Household Hazardous Waste Days are back once again! -
Need to Know: Pop-up Clinics, Mayor vs. Mayor, QCM
A mobile clinic will be at Mosaic Stadium tomorrow, Regina’s Mayor Sandra Masters has challenged Charlie Clark, Mayor of Saskatoon, to see who can increase vaccination rates this month & Queen City Marathon back to in-person events this fall. -
Need to Know: Vaccine Eligibility, WHL Start Date, Eric Church Tickets
Second Dose Eligibility Drops to 45+ OR Anyone Immunized on or Before May 1, WHL Season to Start Oct. 1st with Fans in the Stands, Eric Church Tickets on Sale Next Friday! -
Need to Know: Queen City Ex Scam, CFL Schedule, Pop-up Vaccine Clinics
There have been multiple reports of fake accounts impersonating Queen City Ex on social media. Sask. pushing pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinics to reach next step of reopening. Saskatchewan Roughriders kicking off 2021 season on Aug. 6! -
Need to Know: Water Drive, City going Green, CFL is back!!
Help us ensure that community members that need it, have access to clean, fresh water. City Facilities Getting into the Green Routine. CFL return to play as the CFL’s board of governors approved the start date and 14-game schedule Monday. -
Need to Know: Water Drive, Vaccines, CFL Season
Help us ensure that community members that need it, have access to clean, fresh water; Vaccine eligibility has officially went down again, and we should have a better idea of what the upcoming CFL season will look like today!
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WATCH: Carly Pearce Reacts To Dolly Parton's Opry Invitation
The singer is the newest member of the Nashville institution. -
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Tributes Pour In For Canadian Songwriter-Producer Tim Thorney
He died this week after a years-long battle with kidney disease. -
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As more unmarked graves are found, Indigenous communities face renewed trauma
Indigenous communities are grappling with renewed trauma from the findings of hundreds of unmarked graves near former residential schools. -
'The worst crisis we've seen': Riders forecasting 'multi-year' financial recovery from COVID-19 pandemic
After a season with no games played in the Canadian Football League, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are projecting a multi-year financial recovery from the losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Sask.'s Delta variant cases double in past week
Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 case numbers are at their lowest point in 2021, but the threat remains with Delta variant cases doubling in the past week. -
Fourth person charged in weekend homicide: Regina police
A fourth person has been charged in Regina’s sixth homicide of the year. -
City of Regina applying for disaster relief for residents following flooding
Regina city council will look at the possibility of approving upgrades for some recreational facilities during its meeting Wednesday. -
Regina business served fake human rights violation notice for following COVID-19 public health orders
Ella Grimeau was behind the counter at a pet store in east Regina Pet Store when two women attempted to serve a fake human rights violation notice.
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