Chris Edwards

Reporter

Chris Edwards is a reporter at CBC Saskatchewan. Before entering journalism, he worked in the tech industry.

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Sask. Opposition introduces anti-separation bill

The Saskatchewan NDP introduced a bill on Wednesday that would bar the premier and legislative assembly from initiating a plebiscite or referendum on separation, and double the number of required signatures needed for a petition for a separation plebiscite.

Leaked letter says former Regina police commissioner filed complaint against RPS chief

A letter to ex-Regina Board of Police Commissioners member Alicia Morrow, indicating she filed a complaint against Regina Police Chief Farooq Sheikh, was leaked on social media Monday.

'We're not interested in separation': Sask. government responds to sovereignty petition

The Saskatchewan government and Opposition NDP say they are against separating from Canada after a petition from a local advocacy group vote garnered nearly 2,000 signatures in three days.

Sask. Health Authority warns of possible measles exposure in Weyburn

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is advising the public of a possible measles exposure at the Weyburn Walmart on the afternoon of April 17. People at that location are asked to monitor their symptoms.

Wildfire at James Smith Cree Nation prompts evacuations

A wildfire broke out on Saturday afternoon, prompting the office of the chief to call for several homes to be evacuated. According to the Kinistino Fire Department, the fire was contained late on Saturday night.

Regina unveils Indigenous veterans memorial

Numerous dignitaries from the Canadian government and Indigenous veterans community unveiled a memorial honouring the approximately 12,000 Indigenous veterans who fought for Canada.

Regina city council confirms fluoride to be added to water supply after marathon session

Regina city council voted to uphold plans to add fluoride to city water supply in 2026. The decision came after dozens of public delegations were scheduled to appear before city council on Friday to discuss the issue.

'I just think it's rotten': Evictions begin at Regina's Glen Elm Trailer Park

The first wave of evictions at Glen Elm trailer park began on Wednesday, with 14 residents of the community under an April 30 deadline to leave their properties.

Broadway Bridge to close for 6 months starting May 12

The Broadway Bridge will undergo extensive renovations to its asphalt, waterproofing and archways staring May 12. The City of Saskatoon estimates the construction will take six months to complete.

Human trafficking experts convene for national conference in Saskatoon

The Maddison Sessions is an annual summit that aims to help anti-trafficking groups to share knowledge and resources.