Regina Police are hoping you can help them locate someone missing since January 24th. 51 year old Jason Henderson is Indigenous, about 5’ 5” tall, weighing about 150 pounds, thin build, black hair (possibly shaven) and brown eyes. He is missing his left index finger and has a number of tattoos, including a tattoo of […]
A big cheque is being written to the “Hospitals of Regina Foundation”, thanks to a special fundraiser. The 28th annual “An evening in Greece” raised 96 thousand dollars for the foundation. The annual event is highlighted by an authentic Greek dinner, entertainment, and the opportunity to go “old school” and smash some plates afterwards. For […]
The provincial government is trying to give some “lift” to the helium industry in Saskatchewan. Working with the Saskatchewan Research Council, the government is putting up a grant of 140 thousand dollars to complete a Helium Liquefaction Study. The government believes there are high helium concentrations around the province that could be used to increase […]
The Russian government sanctioned 313 Canadians yesterday as part of efforts to send a message to the world. It appears as though anyone who stands with Ukraine and opposes Putin’s attacks on the country is being placed on a ban – this includes members of Canadian parliament. Regina Wascana MP Michael Kram found himself on […]
The sound of dripping water strikes fear in the hearts of homeowners but it is something that can be avoided. Mike Payne with Restorex disaster restoration Regina shared some essential practices for avoiding a costly repair bill this spring. “We are starting to see calls come in with the temperature changes and snow melting. Typically […]
The invasion of Ukraine has taken over the media globally and driven efforts to raise money and garner support for the people of Ukraine. One man from western Canada is currently amidst the conflict. Terence Ballinger is originally from the UK – but has lived in Calgary for the last several years. Until a few […]
Potholes are a staple on Saskatchewan roads and other regions where the freeze-thaw cycle between seasons is commonplace. Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Engineering are using the Canadian Light Source as part of their research to see if recycled materials can be used to build durable roads in climates that experience significant […]
Some more good economic news coming from Statistics Canada. The national unemployment rate dipped from 6.5 percent in January, to 5.5 percent in February. In Saskatchewan, the unemployment rate stayed below the national average, dropping to 4.7 percent, second only to Quebec. As for the two largest cities in Saskatchewan, Saskatoon’s unemployment rate went up […]
It might be time to hunker down if you were planning on commuting from Regina this evening. Saskatchewan Highway Hotline announcing road closures from Regina to Belle Plaine and from Mortlach to Rush lake due to blowing snow creating zero visibility conditions. The highway between Balgonie and Balcarres is closed as well due to multiple […]
The prices at the pump are dipping into the pockets of Uber drivers. Stephen Safinuk is a driver with Uber and he says the effects are definitely being felt. “I can’t imagine how this is impacting full time drivers. I’m part time, and this means an extra 2-3 hours a week for me. As gas […]
