Mayor Sandra Masters shared personal and professional opinions on a wide range of topics at the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Friday morning. The Chamber hosted a Breakfast with the Mayor event, giving chamber members and local businesses the opportunity to ask Masters questions on relevant city situations. “I think they’re all fair (questions). I think […]
The Regina Pats emerged victorious over the Calgary Hitmen for the franchise’s 26th annual Teddy Bear Toss game. Hundreds of teddy bears and stuffed animals were thrown onto the ice once Tanner Howe scored the first goal for the Pats at 17:35 in the first period. The Queen City boys then beat the Hitmen (winning […]
According to a tweet from Regina Fire Service, a resident has been taken to hospital due to a multi-unit apartment fire. The fire occurred on Froom Crescent just before midnight Friday night. Mobile Crisis was on the scene to assist displaced residents. The fire is still under investigation.
Tonight, the Regina Pats are back on home ice as they welcome the Calgary Hitmen. However, this is no regular game. Tonight is the annual Teddy Bear Toss. Fans are asked to bring a new stuffed toy, preferably inside a clean plastic bag to prevent it from getting dirty on the ice. Once the Queen City […]
A man from Alameda is facing two attempted murder charges, after police tried to arrest him for breeching his probation. On Wednesday, RCMP went to a home in Carnduff after reports of a person who was breaching conditions of probabtion. The male answered the door, and was told he was under arrest. According to police, […]
Three people have been charged in an alleged home invasion on Tuesday. Police were dispatched to the 1300 block of Princess Street at 1:35 in the afternoon with the report of a home invasion. Multiple suspects entered the home, pointing what was believed to be a firearm and bear mace at a resident. The suspects […]
Regina’s city council has approved entering a lease with the Regina Food Bank to help create a community food hub in the city’s downtown. Under the deal, the food bank has been granted a decade-long lease for 1720 12th Avenue for $1 per year. The food bank will operate outside a former SLGA store beside […]
As the provincial government pushes for small modular nuclear reactors (SMR) as a potential energy source, SaskPower took time to answer the public’s questions on it. SaskPower hosted two open houses on Wednesday and gave explanations on what nuclear energy would mean for the province. People who attended heard from representatives from the Canadian Nuclear […]
The City of Regina is bringing back its warming bus after it closed its doors earlier this week. The bus was suspended on Monday after an overnight warming centre received federal funding to open its doors. It is now being reopened as a critical shortage of overnight warming spaces, and cold temperatures pose a life-threatening […]
The City of Regina’s Catalyst Committee released the results of its online survey. Over 4,500 participated in the survey that sought the public’s output on five potential recreation and cultural facility projects. Up for vote were a new Aquatic Centre, the Modernization of the Central Library, a new Multi-Purpose Event Centre, an Outdoor Baseball stadium, […]
