Agriculture is the heartbeat of Saskatchewan’s economy, with the Land of the Living Skies exporting over $17 billion in agri-food products. Now the province’s capital is looking to be ‘the hub’ for everything agriculture in the province. Mayor Sandra Masters said agriculture has never played a bigger role in the City of Regina than it […]
The City of Regina and the RM of Sherwood have agreed to alter the boundary between the two communities. The agreement will move 25 acres of land within Regina City limits to the RM’s jurisdiction. “This boundary alteration reflects good regional planning and cooperation by supporting the growth of existing businesses within the Greater Regina […]
After a three-year hiatus, the Regina Pats’ Have a Heart Night is returning to a Western Pizza near you for the event’s 25th anniversary. The Pats have partnered with Western Pizza for the event on Monday, February 13. “Players will be in various Western Pizza locations around the city from six to eight p.m. where […]
As we come up on the final weekend of the 2023 Frost Festival, the REAL District is reminding residents that the area is expected to be extremely busy this Saturday, February 11, with pedestrian traffic during the final events this weekend. The REAL District will be having its usual events at the Viterra International Trade […]
A new Indigenous Procurement Policy was passed at Wednesday’s city council meeting. The policy outlines a minimum goal of 20 per cent of City procurement contracts held by Indigenous vendors and will put tools in place for greater success for Indigenous-led business growth and development within Regina and the area. Currently, the city spends $200 […]
Mason is a local 3-year-old boy with lissencephaly which causes him to develop slower than other children and currently restricts him from walking or running. His favourite custom-made electric car, which was donated to him through Variety and Go Kids Go charities, was his only way to run around with other children in the summertime. […]
Regina’s city council has voted to remove Councillor Dan LeBlanc from his position on the Community and Social Impact Regina board. Council voted 8-2 to appoint a different councillor, which is yet to be named, to be named to the board. The vote came after Mayor Sandra Masters brought a motion to reconsider LeBlanc’s appointment […]
Yesterday at approximately 9:45 a.m., Kindersley/Kerrobert RCMP officers received a report of a collision on Highway #21, approximately four km south of Kerrobert and roughly 425 km northwest of Regina. Initial investigation determined a minivan and an SUV collided. One of the passengers in the minivan, a 3-year-old girl from the Kindersley area, was declared […]
The City of Regina has been fined $100,000 for violating the province’s health and safety regulations. The province fined the City after an employee suffered a serious injury. The injury occurred in December 2020 when a heavy shipment of bus shelter glass fell on the employee as it was being unloaded in a shipping container. […]
A stolen electric toy car was more than a toy for three-year-old Mason. He and his father, Darcy Rogalski, were in the process of moving homes when the boy’s car was stolen out of their garage on Tuesday. But this wasn’t just any electric toy car. Mason lives with lissencephaly which restricts him from walking […]
