Regina Public Schools says a case of COVID-19 has been identified at Campbell Collegiate. For the safety of students and staff, and in consultation with Public Health, the school division has informed all close contacts and provided them information about self isolation. Affected students will begin remote learning and will not return to the school […]
The review of Rideau Hall’s workplace environment has been released to the public, and it does not paint a pretty picture of the former governor general. It includes comments suggesting that Julie Payette’s abusive behavior created “a poisoned work environment.” Workers reported that the former astronaut turned Queen’s representative was disrespectful and would make demeaning […]
The junction of Highways 32 and 21 near Leader is shut down again. It had reopened around 8:00 AM Thursday morning but RCMP shut it down around noon to aid SaskEnergy’s efforts to track down a natural gas leak. SaskEnergy is concentrating their focus on that area and have not yet pinpointed an exact location […]
After a week of intense backlash, Regina City Council decided to remove an amendment proposed at its Executive Committee meeting. If the motion had been passed it would’ve banned fossil fuel companies from advertising with the city. Mayor Sandra Masters says while the motion was rescinded, the message of sustainability stays the same. “My Council […]
SGI is reporting that their customers could be targeted by scammers. The Crown Corporation says the scammers will email potential victims posing as a bank institution asking for a photo or scan of their driver’s licence. SGI asks their customers to take steps to verify the request before providing any personal information. Anyone who has […]
Two adults and a girl are facing charges after robbing a food delivery driver on Tuesday morning in Regina. The Regina Police Service learned of a robbery at 10:00 a.m. on the 1200 block of Cameron Street where a food delivery worker was approached by a man who demanded keys to his car. The victim […]
A monument to honor those who lost their lives and continue to suffer from the impact of residential schools will be erected at Government House. Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty and Premier Scott Moe made the announcement in a news release this morning, saying the construction of a permanent monument is a response to the Truth […]
The Prairie Valley School Division says a person associated with the Fort Qu’Appelle Elementary School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. One classroom is transitioning to online learning until February 8th. Those considered close contacts have been contacted and instructed to isolate for 14 days. Fort Qu’Appelle Elementary School will remain open, and all other classes […]
A 28-year-old Regina man is facing 14 firearms and drug related offences. Police say the charges stem from the result of search warrants executed last week. There is also three additional charges from separate investigations. A search warrant was executed on Wednesday January 20th at East Side Estates. Through continued investigation a second warrant was […]
United Way Regina is taking part in a number of initiatives over the next year to help early childhood literacy rates in the city. Amanda Lanoway, director of engagement with United Way Regina, said the city has partnered with the Campaign for Grade Level Reading Network (CGLR) in order to provide access to literacy supports […]
