Shortly after 3:15 a.m. on Wednesday morning, police went to the 2000 block of Park Street for a report of a break-and-enter in progress. Information indicated that at least two male suspects had gained entry to a business, and one had an axe. As police searched, the two suspects exited the business and were then […]
Regina Police Chief Evan Bray announced that he plans to retire at the end of June. While Bray’s announcement is fresh, Mayor Sandra Masters said the search would soon begin to find his replacement. “The Board of Police Commissioners has an HR sub-committee. That sub-committee will meet and will have to do either call for […]
On Monday, a fifth flight of Ukrainians landed in Regina with 230 passengers. “Nearly 4,000 Ukrainians have chosen to call Saskatchewan home and we will welcome as many more as wish to come,” Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison says. “Our government will always support Ukraine’s right to defend its sovereignty against unjust foreign […]
Regina Walsh Acres MLA Derek Meyers has died. Meyers passed away at the age of 45 after a battle with cancer. He was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 2020 after being a Regina journalist and television personality for over a decade, including being a guest on 620 CKRM’s Sportscage. Premier Scott Moe made the […]
A recent report by CTV’s W5 found that the City of Regina has 531 kilometres of asbestos cement pipes. Mayor Sandra Masters said the city would continue to follow Health Canada’s recommendations. “I think right now we follow Health Canada,” she said. “If Health Canada comes out and changes, I think we methodically continue to […]
The Ontario-based Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre (FENFC), First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv), and the University of Regina (U of R) signed a partnership agreement that will see FNUniv offer its first Mohawk Language Certificate Program. The program, Yonkwatkontahkwenhatye (We are Continuing in Mohawk), will launch at FNUniv in Fall 2023. The two-year online […]
The look to replace Coun. Dan LeBlanc, with another member of council on the Community and Social Impact Regina board of directors, will continue. The search will continue after the recommended appointment of Coun. Bob Hawkins, to replace LeBlanc, was defeated in a council vote this week. LeBlanc was removed as a non-voting member of […]
A cross-country move hit some major bumpy roads when a couple stopped in Regina going from B.C. to New Brunswick. Leah and Brian Radons were on their way to their new home in New Brunswick when their truck was robbed. Outside of the Comfort Suites on Pasqua and Defienbaker, Leah and Brian came outside ready […]
Even though there’s still snow on the ground, the start of spring has officially arrived with the opening of the Milky Way Ice Cream Shop. “We just thought we’d spark spring and get the spring going and get this cold winter out of our hair,” says Anne, the manager of the Milky Way. That shop […]
The work of Regina’s Catalyst Committee is finished. Regina’s city council passed all of the group’s recommendations to explore aligning five proposed recreation and cultural-based facility proposals to maximize economic and community benefits. The committee reccomendated four projects, with council voting to approve three after hearing from close to 50 delegates. A connected non-vehicular trail […]
