The Rink on Wascana is back for the 2023 season. Located on Wascana Lake at Legislative Landing, the rink includes washrooms and a warming facility, highlighted by the backdrop of the Legislative Building. The rink is free and open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Minister Responsible for the Provincial Capital Commission Don McMorris […]
The City of Regina kicked off its Residental Road Snow Plow on Monday after receiving around 14 centimetres of snow over the past week. City crews will plow every residential street between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. every day until complete until January 16. With over 500 kilometres of residential roads to plow, Bien says […]
For the first time this “winter season” the city of Regina is rolling out its snow plows to clear every street in the city. To this point the city was focused on clearing the major routes, and “snow routes.” There are some 500 kilometres of road to clear in Regina, and it will take city […]
We were gifted with a whole lot of snow, and the city of Regina is starting a “city wide” plow, which will include residential areas. There are some 500 kilometres of roads to clear in the city, so its expected to take 12 days to get done. The plows will start rolling on Tuesday, January […]
The city is hoping to do another curb to curb plow of major streets, as the snow routes have been activated. The snow routes will be in effect from 6:00 am Monday (Boxing Day) morning until 6:00 am Tuesday Morning. Snow routes are major streets in Regina, and are identified by blue signs with a […]
Once the wrapping is ripped off, the meal is served, and piles of leftovers fill the fridge, our thoughts turn to “what to do with the Christmas Tree after Christmas” The City of Regina has you covered. The “TreeCycle” program is back. People can drop off their live Christmas Trees for free at the Regina […]
The City of Regina’s first multi-year budget has been approved by city council. For residents, that will mean a mill rate increase of 3.67 per cent in 2023. That increase includes 1.29 per cent for civic operations, 0.5 per cent for the continuation of the previously approved dedicated mill rate for the Recreational Infrastructure Program, […]
After a Court of King’s Bench judge denied an application against her, City Manager Niki Anderson responded to the decision. Anderson said that she feels vindicated by the decision. “As a new employee at the City of Regina, I found the actions of Councillor LeBlanc and Councillor Stevens to be humiliating and intimidating.” “As the […]
Thanks to a pretty significant drop of snow on Regina, the city is putting the “snow routes” in effect. Its starts tomorrow (Friday) morning at 6 am, and runs for 24 hours on all streets designated by a sign with a blue snowflake. You aren’t allowed to park on a snow route, when they are […]
A Court of King’s Bench judge has denied the application of Councillors Dan LeBlanc, Andrew Stevens, and resident Florence Stratton to include the motion to end homelessness in the 2023 and 2024 budget. The judge declined to issue the order and said the interpretation or misinterpretation of the order provided to City Manager Niki Anderson […]
