With summer just starting you may not want to think about Christmas, but Operation Red Nose is looking for a new host non-profit organization. For the past six years, Queen City Kinsmen have hosted the November 29th to December 31st safe ride home option. This year the campaign is hoping a new non-profit in Regina […]
A Prince Albert auctioneer is looking to capture some international recognition this weekend at the World Livestock Auctioneer Championship in Tulare, California. Brennin Jack may only be 29 years old, but he has been selling cattle for a long time, starting in Kelvington when he was a teenager. His experience in the industry has helped […]
The Regina Police Service reports 12-year-old Jaxon Naytowhow, who was reported to be missing since Saturday morning, has been located, safe. The Regina Police Service thanks the public for their assistance in this matter. Original story Regina Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 12-year-old youth. Jaxon Naytowhow was last seen […]
One of the guided tours offered by Heritage Regina this summer is for kids ages 6-12 who want to learn more about the Regina Cyclone. People wanting to learn more about the Queen City’s history will have the chance to do so over the summer. Heritage Regina has brought back their guided walking tours, […]
Wascana Pool has been a place where many Reginans go in the summer to beat the heat. The city is investing in a renewed facility and they are looking for your thoughts. An online survey is asking users and non-users what they would like to see. The city’s Janine Daraditch says how the facility changes […]
Many people came to City Square Plaza Friday night to watch the Toronto Raptors win Game 4 of the NBA Finals putting them on the verge of their first ever championship. When they hit the court on Monday night in Toronto, Regina Raptor fans won’t be able to go back to City Square Plaza to […]
The federal government has returned $1.75 billion in carbon-tax rebates to more than eight million Canadian families, the Canada Revenue Agency says. As of June 3, 8,022,780 families had claimed the rebate, the federal tax agency said Friday. Families in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and New Brunswick are eligible for the “climate action incentive,” which is […]
(Photo: Moises Canales/CKRM) Reginans may have caught some of the thunderstorm that passed over the city last night. But one neighbourhood in the south end of the city woke up to damages caused by the storm. Residents of Rogers Place, a cul-de-sac nestled just off of Lincoln Drive and near Dr. A.E. Perry School, […]
Saskatchewan currently has the lowest minimum wage amongst the provinces. That wage is going up, but the province will still be at the bottom of the ladder. It was announced Friday the minimum wage will be going up October 1 to $11.32 an hour. It currently stands at $11.06 The provincial government says the increase […]
An employee at Brandt Engineered Products has been killed in a workplace accident in Regina. The company said in an email to staff that a manufacturing employee died after suffering a serious injury Thursday morning at the north-side location. The employee was a machinist who had worked for the company for 28 years. Grief counsellors […]
