Regina City Council decided not to impose any sanctions on Councillor Terina Shaw. The decision came after Shaw revealed that he suffers from a severe brain injury and attention deficit disorder (ADD) and has taken steps to help and address her ‘unprofessional’ behaviour.’ “I do want to use this as an excuse; I tell people […]
The City of Regina is set to install new water meters. The new system will collect faster, real-time information about water consumption, allowing customers to manage and conserve water use and help detect water leaks. It will also eliminate the need for the meter reading vehicles currently used to collect drive-by meter reads, resulting in […]
An integrity commissioner has issued recommendations against Councillor Terina Shaw after they found she violated the City’s Code of Ethics bylaw. It is recommended that Shaw is sanctioned and made to undergo training on communicating in a “respectful and courteous manner.” Councillor Andrew Stevens submitted an ethics complaint due to a January 19 video conference […]
The Regina Hungarian Club is celebrating 100 years. They are celebrating the 100th anniversary this September long weekend with a flag raising at city hall, a pub crawl and karaoke evening at the club, dinner and anniversary celebration, and it all wraps up on Sunday with a lunch buffet and Rider game tailgate BBQ. Maggie […]
Everyone in southern Saskatchewan, including in and around Regina, is sweating their way through the massive heat wave in the province. Regina is forecasted to see a high of 35 degrees today, possibly 36 degrees. These temperatures have forced a heat warning from Environment and Climate Change Canada, and it might even break records. If […]
The City of Regina is expanding its transit route to the east Aurora area. The area, which includes Costco and Landmark Cinemas, will see the 50 Victoria Express route extending east down Victoria Avenue and ending in Aurora. The route will go from Lorne Street and Victoria Avenue to Aurora Boulevard and Anaquod Road, making […]
The City of Regina is suing a refinery after oil allegedly spilled into the city’s wastewater treatment plant in 2019 and 2020. In a statement of claim, the City is seeking over 4.5-million dollars in damages from Consumers’ Co-operatives Refineries Limited after a thick tar-like substance contaminated the city’s wastewater. The City is now looking […]
A chance for Regina residents to celebrate the Queen City will return this weekend. ‘I Love Regina Day’ will return for the first time since 2019 with a day full of activities for everyone to enjoy. Mayor Sandra Masters says this year is bigger than ever after the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to pull back […]
The City of Regina handed out ladybugs and a brand new insect to battle aphids. The City handed out over 200,000 ladybugs and over 60,000 green lacewings eggs to hundreds of kids to spread across the City and Victoria Park. Russell Erich, the manager of open space services with the City of Regina, said that […]
After 2 years of reduced activities and Covid-19 protocols, recreational activities are returning to spaces around the city of Regina. The city of Regina’s Spring Leisure guide is out, so you can plan activities for the spring. This year the guide will highlight everything that you can do in the city and in your own […]
