The countdown to the 2022 Grey Cup Festival has officially kicked off. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie was in Regina to launch the festival and said he has high hopes for it. “I think people need this, they want this. My belief is that the festival is going to be bigger than ever,” he stated. “I […]
Regina City Council has approved a first-of-its-kind sustainable Tim Hortons. The proposed Tim Hortons would be on Chuka Boulevard & Green Falls Drive in The Greens on Gardiner. Mike Di Stasi of Di Stasi Real Estate is a Tim Horton’s franchisee in Regina. “The goal is to have this location be a flagship Tim Hortons. […]
The City of Regina has released framework to make the City net-zero by 2050. The Energy and Sustainability Framework outlines a dynamic living plan for Regina. It includes seven “Big Moves” and 31 related actions to mitigate climate change by reducing emissions, improving energy consumption, and switching to renewable or low-carbon energy sources. The seven […]
The spring weather has arrived, and it looks like it will be sticking around. With the weather warming up, and a higher than average snowfall this winter (over 90 centimetres according to the City), it is creating very wet conditions all around Regina. The City of Regina has crews clearing ice and snow on major […]
City crews have been working around the clock clearing off the snow on the roads and it looks like their work won’t end anytime soon. Since the snowfall began Thursday evening, snow clearing vehicles have been operating in storm response mode according to the City of Regina’s Tyler Bien. It has been reported that 12 […]
The City of Regina and the Executive Director of City Planning and Community Development Manager Diana Hawryluk have mutually agreed to parted ways. Hawryluk has been with the City of Regina since 2011 as Director of City Planning. She stepped into the role of Community Development Manager in 2015. The Director of Assessment & Property […]
It looks like March is going to come in like a lion, as Environment Canada predicts another winter blast for the city. Regina could see as much as 10 cm of snow from Thursday through to Friday this week – something city crews are prepared for. Even though most Regina citizens – undoubtedly are not. […]
Four people were charged after three robberies of delivery drivers late last year. Police said that the first robbery happened after 10 p.m. on October 24 on the 100 block of Froom Cresent. The victim delivered an alcohol order when three suspects ran up to him grabbed him and the alcohol before fleeing on foot. […]
A big change was made within the City of Regina last night. Chris Holden was fired as City Manager after a special Council meeting. Mayor Sandra Masters says with new projects beginning to develop within the city over the next year, new leadership was needed. “Really to have someone come in a year from now, […]
City crews are currently on the site of a water main break at the intersection of Broad Street and 11th Avenue. Drivers should consider an alternate route as northbound traffic on Broad Street will be detoured between 12th Avenue and Saskatchewan Drive. The repair will be completed on Saturday, January 29, pending weather or unforeseen […]
