After compiling feedback from over 6,000 participants who took part in the Evraz Place 2.0 survey last year, Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) is moving forward to bring even more opportunity to the Queen City for years to come. REAL’s Futures Committee presented a final report based on results from public feedback to the board […]
The latest crop report says seeding is 99 percent complete across Saskatchewan. Provincial crops analyst Cory Jacob says seeding is virtually complete except for a few fields being re-seeded due to frost damage or for green feed. He says there was little rain this past week and moisture is desperately needed in a wide […]
Saskatchewan’s provincial auditor has tabled a report that calls for the Health Ministry to pay closer attention to how highly addictive opioids are leaving pharmacies. Judy Ferguson took a microscope to how the ministry monitors prescribing and dispensing of opioids. She says codeine, hydromorphone and fentanyl prescriptions patterns are higher in Saskatchewan than national averages. […]
With another Riders season beginning Thursday night, Regina Police are reminding those going to the game and those who will be in the area of Mosaic Stadium about road closures. Beginning at 3:00 p.m., there will be no vehicle traffic allowed on the 1500, 1600, and 1700 blocks of Elphinstone Street. Access will be limited […]
A 43-year-old Regina man has been charged after he was seen pointing a bow and arrow at vehicles north of downtown Wednesday afternoon. Officers say around 4:00 p.m. they were dispatched to the 1900 block of 7th Avenue. Forty-three-year-old Shaun Allary was arrested, and has been charged with assault with a weapon, possession of a […]
This year’s Summer in the Square will see some expansions thanks to a new partnership. The Regina Downtown Business Improvement District and Regina Pats are teaming up to help increase programming and services in the heart of the city throughout the summer. Summer in the Square brings summer activities and programming to Victoria Park for […]
It is hoped cardiac care in Regina will reach a new level of excellence after an agreement between Mosaic and the Hospitals of Regina Foundation. Mosaic will match every community donation up to one million dollars to support cardiac care at the General meaning every donor dollar will have double the impact. The campaign will […]
Ceremonies across the world will be taking place Thursday to commemorate D-Day. Seventy five years ago military from various countries stormed Juno Beach in Normandy during the Second World War. Saskatchewan Military Museum Curator Maj. Keith Inches says the Regina Rifle Regiment was one of the first groups to land on the beach with the […]
Saskatchewan farmers are hoping India will reduce tariffs and import restrictions on pulse crop imports introduced 18 months ago. The executive director of the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers association, Carl Potts, says drought in parts of India, a shrinking stockpile of domestic pulses and the end of a long election campaign could be positive factors for […]
For the first time since Jason Kenney was elected as Alberta Premier, he was in Saskatchewan. Kenney and Premier Scott Moe attended the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show in Weyburn where they addressed showgoers in an event that showed the two are on the same page when it comes to the energy sector. The two […]
