Family of Tamra Keepness Maintain Hope After 11 Years

A small park in Regina’s core area neighbourhood was the scene of a barbecue and picnic for a little girl who vanished without a trace eleven years ago. It is a missing mystery that  has  haunted the family of Tamra Keepness and stymied the Regina police department....

Premier Feels Heat In La Ronge

Premier Brad Wall is in the thick of things today visiting La Ronge for a first-hand look at the forest fire situation. The premier also took part in the morning briefing with reporters to give his perspective on a crises situation that has now forced more than 52...

Wildlife On the Move Escaping Northern Fires

Officials with the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation say the fires in the north are having a noticeable effect on the movement of wildlife. Federation Executive Director Darrell Crabbe says some staff members have reported seeing animals on the move, escaping the...

Man Accused of Defrauding WDFN Back in Court

Court heard this morning the Whitecap Dakota First Nation lost close to $6 million during an alleged fraud carried out by a former employee. At first it was thought Hugo Gallegos stole somewhere around $2 million while working for the band from January 2009 to July...

Tamra Keepness Still Remembered

For the past 11 years, volunteers, concerned citizens and the Regina city police have not given up on their efforts to locate Tamra Keepness. The five-year-old was last seen on the night of July 5, 2004 in her home along the 1800 block of Ottawa Street. The next day...