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Regina Airport Authority Public Relations and Customer Experience Manager Kyla Antonini joined our Juliane Bodini to talk all things YQR, from route cuts, building upgrades and security training.

The crime rate in Canada has exploded since 2015 and many politicians are citing bill c-14’s relaxed stance being part of the problem. We get the latest from the opposition on how they believe community safety has fallen by the wayside because of the liberal government’s decisions. Also, you see the signs along the road...

A daring rescue from a Regina resident saved a woman and her dog after a terrifying accident last week, but today the two people came together to celebrate. We hear how both parties are doing and how they have come together. Also, nearly half a week after a major storm hit, many Saskatchewan municipalities are...

The SPSA has been in and out of hot water following a tumultuous 2025 wildfire season, but now they are trying to rectify the situation for 2026. We hear about what communities can expect to change and how much more support they will gain. Also, trade opportunities could be booming; Saskatchewan hosting a first of...

It’s been quite the tornado season for Saskatchewan thus far which begs the question… Why so many? We investigate what’s been causing such an immense increase in tornado activity in the province. Also, everything from garbage to couches! We see what remains on the festival grounds after another successful country thunder weekend.

The venue is set up; the artists are on their way, and people are ready to party. We get the sights and sound of Country Thunder ahead of its big weekend. Also, the SPSA gave us an update on the latest fires and floods wreaking havoc in Saskatchewan. What to expect and what improvements the...

From Country Thunder to the Queen City Ex, we get into all the fun happening around the province and what to expect from a wide array of events this summer. Also, a troubling last few months for Saskatchewan RCMP as numerous individuals have been accidentally released from custody. We get the insight on who is...

With the Northern Shield pipeline being the talk of the country the past couple of days, many are worried that Saskatchewan has been left out of the circle with Doug Ford and Danielle Smith. We hear from the provincial government about whether this is a “get on board situation,” or an actual collaborative deal amongst...

Pipeline talks have piqued the interest of Ontario as two Premiers are coming together for an east-west pipeline. We hear from Danielle Smith and Doug Ford on their idea for more Canadian oil output. Also, the oil talks don’t stop with Alberta and Ontario, as part of the proposal would have the pipeline running through...

Ahead of tomorrow’s 100th Anniversary of the Regina Legion Branch 001 that takes place at city hall, Kelsey Lonie joined Juliane Bodini to talk about how a digital archive is helping to preserve Saskatchewan’s military history.

Matt Mario and Alex Agarai joined Marjorie Flavel for a lunch pulling her from a sinking vehicle earlier this month.

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Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski joined our Juliane Bodini with the latest from City Hall, including the extension of a school bus fare pilot, and ongoing public consultations.

As flooding continues to throttle east Saskatchewan, we dive into the communities being hit the hardest, as we look at the sights, sounds and damages, but also how people are persevering through the tumultuous weather. Also, an extra decade of detection as Saskatchewan completes its expansion of self-referral breast cancer screening.

A wild weather filled weekend for south Saskatchewan has left many roads, parking lots and basements underwater. We have a look into the damage and what the city’s plan to move forward is. Also, the province is cracking down even further on impaired driving. We get insight into what Saskatchewan is planning on implementing as...

A surprise AI data centre is set to get the green light for development in Moose Jaw. We hear from residents about the overwhelming concern building amongst the community and what this means for the environment around town. Also, the province released its year end financials today and there is lots to be weary of....

Agricultural company Brandt is heavily expanding its presence in the real district. After taking over most of the area, we get insight into what the major agriculture company plans to do with the real estate. Also, summertime means it’s time to send the kiddos off to camp! How are parents planning their summers and the...

Premier Scott Moe gives his thoughts on the recent wildfire report and what the province needs to do better for 2026 and beyond. We hear what the premier’s plans are moving forward and whether personnel changes will be made. Also, as the push for nuclear energy ramps up in Canada, we get insight into the...

A summer staple in the Queen City, Regina’s ‘Hop Circuit’ is back for 2026. With more on that, as well as an expansion into Saskatoon, Rebellion Brewing President and CEO Mark Heise joined our Juliane Bodini in studio.

Following a two-month investigation by the Regina drug unit, over 30 drug trafficking and firearms possession charges have been laid. What does this mean for the city and how they will try and curb these numbers? Also, after a wild weather filled last few weeks, SGI released their annual report; we get a look into...