A fatal single vehicle accident Tuesday night in the city’s Eastview neighborhood, has prompted Regina Police to launch a death investigation. Officers were called to 5th Avenue and Lindsay Street just before 9:00 p.m. where a man was located deceased inside a vehicle. Identification, traffic and the coroner are all investigating. Police did not say […]
The head of animal protection in Saskatchewan is making a specific request to cattlemen. The executive director of Animal Protection Services, Don Ferguson, is asking livestock producers to call his office before a tragedy happens. Ferguson says if something doesn’t seem right on a neighbor’s property, call his office. Ferguson, says it is important to […]
The City of Regina will once again be spraying for cankerworms this summer, but are cutting back their spraying efforts. During a busier year for cankerworms, the city would traditionally spray 30,000 trees. City spokesperson Russell Eirich said cankerworm numbers are below average. “However we are seeing some pockets where cankerworms are occurring,” Eirich said. […]
With the Toronto Raptors playing Game 6 in the NBA Finals on Thursday night, the City of Regina is preparing for an even bigger crowd to gather at Mosaic Stadium to watch the game. The city will be providing transit service to and from the game similar to Rider games and other big events. As […]
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Conservative premiers are playing games with national unity by threatening the country’s future if they don’t get their way on an environmental-assessment bill. The six premiers, including Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe, said in a letter to Trudeau Monday that he must accept every one of the amendments the Senate has made […]
Saskatchewan’s Premier spoke at the largest oil and gas rally in Canadian history in Calgary Tuesday saying the energy industry’s gain is Canada’s gain. Scott Moe says getting energy resources to port isn’t just good for Alberta and Saskatchewan, it creates wealth across Canada. He mentioned that Saskatchewan was the first province to go against […]
The Canadian Red Cross is reminding Saskatchewan residents to be prepared for tornadoes during the summer. According to the Red Cross, tornadoes are possible in the three prairie provinces, along with B.C.’s interior, southern Ontario and Quebec, as well as western New Brunswick. Spokesperson John Halliday said there’s some things you can do if you’re […]
A former gymnastics coach in Regina is facing charges after incidents with a then-teenaged gymnast. Regina Police say 68 year old Marcel Dubroy of Smithers BC has been charged with several offences including sexual assault on a person under 18 and invitation to sexual touching In a release, Regina Police say they first became aware […]
After a recent trade mission to Japan and South Korea, trade minister Jeremy Harrison seems optimistic agri-food sales will be able to expand in the two countries. The trade mission was led by federal trade minister James Carr, and primarily focused on increasing agriculture product sales after China has pulled away from purchasing Canadian canola. […]
Regina Police are reminding the public to practice more proactive crime prevention strategies. This comes after 50 reports of mischief related to vehicles, many of involved windows being damaged to gain access to valuables left visible inside the vehicle. Police also received 34 reports of thefts from automobiles, in 30 percent of these cases doors […]
