The city is hoping to do another curb to curb plow of major streets, as the snow routes have been activated. The snow routes will be in effect from 6:00 am Monday (Boxing Day) morning until 6:00 am Tuesday Morning. Snow routes are major streets in Regina, and are identified by blue signs with a […]
Weather warnings remain in place across the country as major storms continue to dump snow and freezing rain on Quebec, Ontario and B.C., and batter the Atlantic provinces with heavy rain and powerful winds. Hundreds of thousands of customers have been left without power in the final hours before Christmas, with hydro crews working around […]
As we head into the holidays, the City of Regina has released its operation hours for city ran facilities. The hours for the coming days are as follows: Civic Offices: Closed Landfill: December 24 – 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. December 31 – 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Garbage Collection: All garbage will be picked […]
As of last night, Sunwing Airline announced that it has canceled the majority of its flights in western Canada that were departing to the south. Only a few flights remain operational. “A number of their flights have been canceled out of places like Regina but also other bases in western Canada. So, we’re strongly encouraging […]
Earlier today just before noon, the website for the Regina Airport crashed for roughly 90 minutes. It was discovered that scammers overloaded the website forcing it to crash so they could get information. Justin Reves with the Regina Airport Authority says it was quickly restored, “The technical teams did a great job, got it back […]
Regina’s City Council approved its first 2-year budget on December 16 and it wasn’t approved without controversy. One of the main arguments during the budget was on the homelessness motion which had a plan to eradicate homelessness in the city within two years. City Manager Niki Anderson decided not to include the motion in the […]
While many people are preparing to gather with family and friends for Christmas this weekend, community outreach centres are doing just the same in ensuring that those in need also get an opportunity to gather together as a community for Christmas. The Carmichael Outreach Centre is hosting its Christmas lunch today for those in need. […]
Its been a prolonged period of arctic air spilling down to the prairies. Its what has brought us these mind numbing cold temperatures for the last week or so. Christmas Eve things should be getting better. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada the cold should start to ease Christmas Eve, and temperatures after Christmas […]
Once the wrapping is ripped off, the meal is served, and piles of leftovers fill the fridge, our thoughts turn to “what to do with the Christmas Tree after Christmas” The City of Regina has you covered. The “TreeCycle” program is back. People can drop off their live Christmas Trees for free at the Regina […]
With some extreme winter weather settling in across Canada, airports across the country are seeing delays and cancellations due to the current weather situation. These delays due to weather, of course, are happening during the busiest time of year for travel. Vancouver has seen some hefty snowfall over the last couple of days which has […]
