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The Regina Leader-Post, established in 1883, provides Saskatchewan's most complete information package to its newspaper and online readers. The Leader-Post places a particular emphasis on events in the City of Regina, provincial politics, agricultural issues, and of course, the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Regina Leader Post
54m ago
"We needed an election federally, and now we have one. I'm a little anxious on what the outcome will be because a lot more, in my opinion, is weighted on this election than the last few ..read more
Regina Leader Post
6h ago
GM Alan Millar says Pats coaches will get another chance to work with revamped roster ..read more
Regina Leader Post
9h ago
The leaders vying to become Canada's next prime minister are officially kicking off their campaigns on Sunday ..read more
Regina Leader Post
1d ago
Head coach Corey Mace and general manager Jeremy O'Day are watching the evaluation camp closely ahead of next month's draft ..read more
Regina Leader Post
2d ago
Letter writer Ken Hicks says tariffs on Western canola from China are directly the result of the poor federal government to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles ..read more
Regina Leader Post
2d ago
A look at some of the top performances from the CFL Combine, as prospects perform in front of coaches, scouts and general managers ..read more
Regina Leader Post
2d ago
"If investigation determines an imminent risk to public safety exists, we will notify the public," said the RCMP in a news release ..read more
Regina Leader Post
2d ago
Two cases have been confirmed in southern Saskatchewan and a third presumptive case is being investigated ..read more
Regina Leader Post
2d ago
"This year's budget just has much larger margins of uncertainty than we're used to." — University of Regina professor Jim Farney ..read more
Regina Leader Post
2d ago
The man held a knife to a woman's back before getting into a cab and fleeing from a business where he was said to have threatened people, according to Regina police ..read more