The teen who helped his friend murder 16-year-old Hannah Leflar will testify on his own behalf on Tuesday. The Crown’s portion of his sentencing hearing wrapped up at Court of Queen’s Bench in Regina on Monday with victim impact statements from 13 of Leflar’s family members and friends. Hannah Leflar’s family says accomplice worse than killer for not stopping murder
» Read moreOne of northwest Regina’s parks will be named after a late but well-known figure from the Regina arts community. Council members voted unanimously to name the park after late Regina artist Michele Sereda at council meeting on Monday night. Sereda Park will be located in Regina’s northwest end in the Westerra development. Grief counselling underway at Payepot School where theatre group was headed Sask. artists
» Read moreRegina city council has voted in favor of trashing the existing weekly garbage pickup schedule and instead switching to biweekly pickups. Officials said the change is expected to save the city $132,000. Schedule changes will begin in November and run until March 2018. The city said it had intentions of supplying weekly trash pickup over the Christmas period. Council approved amendments to this
» Read moreAt age nine, Chris Hadfield decided he was going to be an astronaut. It wasn’t something he thought was going to be hard. Instead, he thought it would be impossible. At the time, Canada didn’t even have a space agency. About 50 years later, Hadfield is touring Canada for the 150th anniversary of Confederation, sharing his tales of spending five months
» Read moreRylee Schuhmacher says a feeling of powerlessness flooded over her when a Saskatoon police officer said her sexual assault case would be “impossible to prove.” Last week, the 19-year-old took to social media to speak out about her experience reporting an alleged sexual assault to the Saskatoon Police Service. She said her dealings with an officer who is part of the Sex Crimes
» Read moreGladys Radek has spent a lot of time walking since her niece Tamara Chipman disappeared 12 years ago. She’s marched across the country to speak in the House of Commons about her niece and other missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. She’s also walked the Highway of Tears, the stretch of Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert, B.C.,
» Read moreOn the first day of a three-week jury trial, Paralympian Miranda Biletski was brought to tears as she recalled the aftermath of the diving accident at the centre of her lawsuit against the University of Regina. Biletski is suing the university, which she claims was negligent, over the diving incident that left her a quadriplegic at the age of 16. Paralympian
» Read moreOn the first day of a three-week jury trial, Paralympian Miranda Biletski was brought to tears as she recalled the aftermath of the diving accident at the centre of her lawsuit against the University of Regina. Biletski is suing the university, which she claims was negligent, over the diving incident that left her a quadriplegic at the age of 16. Paralympian
» Read moreCurtis Byford says it’s not uncommon for vehicles to pull into his property at the end of a dead-end road near Lloydminster, Sask. But this time there were three of them. He didn’t know it at the time, but one of the vehicles would soon be involved in the deaths of three people. RCMP called off chase of stolen truck
» Read moreCurtis Byford says it’s not uncommon for vehicles to pull into his property at the end of a dead-end road near Lloydminster, Sask. But this time there were three of them. He didn’t know it at the time, but one of the vehicles would soon be involved in the deaths of three people. RCMP called off chase of stolen truck
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