Defence Lawyers File Appeal Of Hales Murder Conviction

by | Jan 9, 2015

Lawyers for Douglas Hales have officially filed an appeal of his recent murder conviction. The defence lawyers say much of what was presented at the trial is inadmissible evidence. Hales was convicted last month of second-degree murder in the death of 25-year-old...

Blanket Chronicles Legacy Of Residential Schools

by | Jan 9, 2015

A piece of art that measures 40 feet by seven feet tells the story of 126 years of residential schools in Canada. The artist collected artifacts from the schools and other institutions to put together what he calls his most important piece ever. The “ Witness Blanket”...

Jury Sees More Video Of Suspect Denying He Murdered Toddler

by | Jan 8, 2015

The Regina man accused of beating a toddler to death in June of 2012 repeatedly told police he did not do it. The video recorded interrogation of 34-year-old Adam Cyr was played for the jury today during his second-degree murder trial. During the interrogation, Cyr...

First Nations And European Cuisine Profiled On New APTN Show

by | Jan 7, 2015

A new show that debuts on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network tonight is promising viewers a food and cultural adventure. “Moosemeat & Marmalade” features acclaimed First Nations cook Art Napoleon and classically trained European chef Dan Hayes...

Regina House Fire Claims Two Lives

by | Jan 6, 2015

A passerby ran into a burning home in Regina early this morning in an effort to save a woman and a baby. Despite the efforts, and the efforts of police and firefighters, the victims did not make it. Regina’s deputy fire chief, Gerard Kay, says by the time crews...