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The City of Regina is unexpectedly facing an expense of $232,259 owed to the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL). The amount is attributed to commissioned consultancy work undertaken by the city’s catalyst committee. The expenditure primarily comprises $213,000 for consulting services. These services were specifically focused on urban planning and economic modelling, areas that the […]

A statue which will be placed in France to commemorate the landing of the Royal Regina Rifles made its way to the grounds of the Legislature this weekend. The statue was displayed at a special public ceremony at the Saskatchewan War Memorial on April 6. The ceremony was attended by military personnel and several local […]

The City of Regina is set to advance its Red Light Safety Program, targeting improved driver behaviour, enhanced pedestrian safety, and reduced right-turn collisions. Effective April 1st, an enforcement phase will be initiated at the intersection of Dewdney Avenue and Lewvan Drive. Under the program’s expansion, drivers who neglect to stop at a red light […]

The Easter long weekend is here, and Regina residents can expect changes in city services, transit, and leisure activities. Here’s a breakdown of what will and won’t be available this year on Good Friday and Easter Monday. City Services and Transit: City offices will close on Good Friday, April 5th, and resume regular operations on […]

A fire in the 2500 block of Elliott Street has led to the Regina Fire and Saskatchewan Coroners Service launching an investigation after a body was recovered. Fire crews responded to the fire at around 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning, where they discovered a body as they searched the home. “Firefighters witnessed heavy smoke and fire […]

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says it has bolstered its workforce by more than 156 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) staff in Regina and Saskatoon. The positions come as the SHA is intensifying efforts to enhance patient outcomes and alleviate capacity strains in Saskatoon and Regina through the continued execution of the Saskatoon and Regina Capacity […]

The Government of Saskatchewan released its 2024/2025 budget, which includes $20.1 billion in spending. Of those investments, the City of Regina sees investments made towards it with new schools and expanding healthcare services, highlighting Regina’s investment. On the education front, the City sees numberous investments in new schools. The North Regina Joint-Use School will see […]

The Victoria Park Cenotaph has been vandalized for the second time this week. Graffiti on the war memorial was found on Wednesday and Thursday morning, with both instances being cleaned up by city crews. “The safety and security of our customers, employees, and facilities is a priority for the City of Regina, and we continue […]

On a night they raised close to $14,000, the Regina Pats also broke their seven-game losing streak with a 5-2 win over the Prince Albert Raiders. The Pats were back home for the first time since February 19 and wore a special jersey as part of the CHL’s Jersey Contest Night. Five different Pats players […]

The City of Regina is continuing the second year of its 167 million, three-year construction project to expand its water network. The project includes building a new water pumping station, storage reservoirs and an 8.4-kilometre water supply main. The Water Network Expansion Project is a major project that will enable the city to continue meeting […]