A 59-year-old woman was charged after a hit and run on Thursday. Just before 5:00 p.m., police were dispatched to the intersection of 14th Avenue and Albert Street for a report of a collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian. A red sedan was described as leaving the scene before police arrived. When officers did […]
The roles mother’s and father’s play in the lives of children is highlighted especially on days like Father’s day. Often there are times when that central role model doesn’t exist for a kid – this is where the Big Brothers and Sisters organizations come in. Helping children in Regina form meaningful connections with mentors since […]
The City of Regina is looking to make the City more friendly for the 2SLGBTQIAP+ community. The focus comes after Councillor Dan LeBlance brought forward a motion that passed unanimously that will see city administration prepare a report on how the City can improve the lives of 2SLGBTQIAP+ people. “I think Regina is better, not […]
The City of Regina has decided the fate of the Burns Hanley Building. Council voted to demolish the downtown building on the condition that its facade is preserved and maintained for use in future developments. The decision comes after a months-long debate on the fate of the historical building, which is more than a century […]
The Regina Airport added some pink to its airport as Swoop will now be flying out of the airport. The ultra-low-cost carrier had its wheels touchdown for the first time in Regina this morning, with the plane quickly heading off with its first set of passengers. Video by Tandem X Visuals James Boguez, the president […]
The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit has charged a Regina man with child pornography offences. The charges are in relation to an investigation of possession and distribution of child pornography through two popular online social media applications. On May 3, members of the ICE Unit executed a search warrant at a residence in Regina. […]
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are looking for ways to incorporate Kian Schaffer-Baker even more in the offensive game plan. The second-year receiver’s athleticism is off the charts, so the Riders are experimenting with ways to get him the ball, including taking handoffs from quarterback Cody Fajardo in the backfield. The product of the University of Guelph […]
The Queen City Ex is back and looking to build on a record-setting last year. The annual exhibition will run from August 3 to 7 at the REAL District, with five days of entertainment and fun for all ages. The entertainment will feature music, the fair and food, a rodeo, a soccer match, and plenty […]
Summer does not officially begin until next week, but it will feel like it this weekend. The current forecast for Saturday shows a high of +32. Environment Canada’s Terri Lang says a weather front will be moving in from the United States that will bring the heat beginning on Friday. “We’ll have a ridge of […]
School divisions in Saskatchewan’s biggest cities will implement new lunchtime supervision fees when the bell rings in the next school year. The Regina Catholic School Division, Saskatoon Public Schools, and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools have announced they will make the change. For Regina Catholic, an approved $70 annual fee for elementary students who go every […]
