The Church of our lady is hosting a spring supper next weekend featuring beef and turkey dinners. Roast Beef will be served on April 14 and turkey will be served on April 16 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The food will be catered by charlottes catering. Tables are being reserved for 6 or more people, […]
The Regina Police Service is asking for information from the public that may assist in a robbery investigation that started on Saturday. At roughly 1:45 p.m., police were dispatched to a report of a robbery at a business in the 3000 block of Dewdney Avenue. The report stated that a male suspect entered the business […]
The Saskatchewan Science Centre is introducing a new exhibition this summer. Wild Weather is a highly immersive exhibition that showcases powerful weather systems. “It’s all about Canadian weather with a particular focus on these extreme weather events like tornadoes, thunderstorms, and extreme winter weather,” says Ryan Holota with the Science Centre. It takes people threw a […]
The Easter Bunny has the Government House on its list of places to visit this weekend. “Put some spring in your step this holiday weekend by visiting Government House for their egg-cellent Easter Egg Hunt,” says Minister Responsible for the Provincial Capital Commission Don McMorris. “Kids of all ages can enjoy traditional activities in this […]
Two pedestrians have been sent to the hospital after a vehicle collided with them on Green Apple Drive and Green Lilly Road. The pedestrians were crossing Green Lilly Road when they were hit at around 6:30 p.m. last night. A 26-year-old female pedestrian was transported to the hospital with minor injuries and a 76-year-old man […]
The long weekend is finally here and the city has released its holiday hours for city offices and facilities. Here’s what you need to know: Parking Meters will be in effect. Civic Offices: Closed Landfill/Household Hazardous Waste Material Depot: Friday, April 7 – closed, Saturday, April 8 – 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sunday, April 9 […]
E-Scooters will soon be legal in the Queen City. City Council approved a traffic bylaw amendment that will allow for a shared e-scooter program beginning this summer and personally owned e-scooters to be legal starting later this year. Ward 9 Coun. Jason Macininelli brought forward a change to the original amendment that allowed for personal […]
Regina’s city council has rejected the Municipal Ward Commission’s proposed ward boundary changes. Mayor Sandra Masters said that councils’ rejection of the Municipal Ward Commission report has no effect on its implementation for the next election meaning the commission’s proposed boundary changes will be in effect after the 2024 election. “The vote today has no […]
The fallout from the Experience Regina rebrand continued after a protest at City Hall called for further action. Bernadette Wagner, a spokesperson for the group, said CEO and President of REAL Tim Reid should be removed from “anything to do with the city of Regina”. Reid has apologized for the “negative impact” the slogans have […]
As Saskatchewan and Regina welcome hundreds of newcomers from immigration as well as the Ukrainian flights, they had the opportunity to mingle with potential employers at an open career fair. The Saskatchewan Government hosted the career fair at the Queensbury Centre in Regina which saw roughly 80 employers, employment agencies, community organizations, and chambers of […]
