Regina, Saskatchewan

==Media==
{{Main|Media of Regina, Saskatchewan}}
The daily newspaper for the city is ''[[The Leader-Post]]'', first published in 1883 and currently owned by [[Postmedia Network]].<ref>[https://leaderpost.com/ Leader-Post website] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190127005637/https://leaderpost.com/ |date=27 January 2019 }}. Retrieved 3 February 2010.</ref> The ''[[Regina Sun]]'' was published on weekends by ''The Leader-Post'' and distributed free of charge until 2015.

''Prairie Dog'' was established in 1993 and is a free alternative newspaper and blog produced by a Saskatchewan worker co-operative. ''L'eau vive'' is a weekly newspaper publishing in French and serving all of Saskatchewan's francophone community.

The thirteen radio stations broadcasting from the city include [[CKRM]] 620, [[CJME]] News/Talk 980, FM 90.3 [[CJLR-FM-4]] MBC Radio First Nations community radio Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation, FM 91.3 [[CJTR-FM]] 91.3 CJTR community radio, FM 97.7 [[CBKF-FM]] Première Chaîne news/talk (CBC, French), and FM 102.5 [[CBKR-FM]] CBC Radio One news/talk (CBC).

There are four private and public television channels broadcasting from Regina: [[CKCK-TV]] ([[CTV Television Network|CTV]]), [[CBKT]] ([[CBC Television|CBC]]), [[CFRE-TV]] ([[Global Television Network|Global]]), and [[CBKFT]] ([[Télévision de Radio-Canada|SRC]]). Educational channel [[City Saskatchewan]] (formerly the Saskatchewan Communications Network) and a community channel owned by Regina's cable provider [[Access Communications]] are also available on cable.