The Regina Farmers Market is getting ready for its first Saturday session, but organizers are worried about the market being disrupted as another anti-public health order rally is set for Victoria Park Saturday afternoon. Farmers Market spokesperson Holly Laird says Regina police will be at the market. “It sounds like they will be in attendance, […]
In continuation with their Regina Downtown Improvement Project, SaskPower announced this week, that $7-million worth of work will be done throughout summer to improve reliability in the downtown area. Some of the work that will be done includes replacing underground cables, switches and duct banks. Crews will also replace or remove other equipment that is […]
The City of Regina is extending free parking downtown while picking up food and merchandise from shops until May 10th. While parking may be free, the two-hour parking limit remains in effect. Drivers who park at a meter for longer than two hours will be ticketed. If you’re staying downtown for longer than two hours, […]
Regina baseball fans have spent many years enjoying summer nights at Currie Field watching the Regina Red Sox. They will soon be hopefully moving from Currie Field to the downtown area. On Tuesday. the Red Sox released concept plans for a 3500-seat state of the art facility that will sit on the vacant railyards on […]
Purple will be the colour of the evening in downtown Regina. The Hill Towers will be shining purple in support of “Purple Day” which is an initiative to provide awareness and hope for those living with epilepsy Approximately 260,000 people in Canada including 2,500 people in Regina suffer from epilepsy. “Purple Day” started in 2008 […]
If you’re parking downtown, you shouldn’t need to worry about getting a ticket in the next two weeks. The City of Regina has announced it has suspended expired parking meter enforcement until April 5 while the regional COVID-19 restrictions are in place. Effective Immediately – Save your 🪙 ! Enforcement of expired parking 🅿️ meters […]
Regina Police say a driver was not injured Thursday night in a single vehicle accident on Saskatchewan Drive near the Albert Street intersection. Officers say emergency crews and SaskPower were called shortly before 9:00 p.m. because the driver’s vehicle had hit a power pole in the area. The driver, who’s name was not released, was […]
Drivers and pedestrians are being told by the City of Regina that 11th Avenue remains closed between Hamilton Street and Cornwall. Wednesday’s windstorm resulted in significant damage being caused to the pedway that links the Cornwall Centre to the Bank of Montreal building meaning a safety concern. While debris has been cleaned up and the […]
People may have been confused after seeing scarves hanging on trees in downtown Regina parks over the last few days. It’s the work of non-profit organization Angels 4 Warmth which features about 200 people in the community who create knitted, crocheted and stitched winter accessories for those in need during the fall and winter months. […]
Regina mayoral candidate Michael Fougere has announced his intentions to revitalize downtown Regina if he is re-elected on November 9. 1. Redirecting parking fine revenues to fund road and sidewalk repair and downtown beautification. 2. Improving parking and accessibility for the Globe Theatre and pedestrian mall. 3. Move transit buses off 11th Avenue to reduce […]
