As the city pays tribute to the men and women who’ve laid down their lives and continue to fight in war, the city of Regina has provided a list of available operations in the city on November 11. On Remembrance Day: Civic Offices are closed. The landfill is open from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. […]
Regina’s city council approved the creation of a new operating reserve called the Regina Police Service (RPS) Community Policing Initiative. The purpose of the reserve would be to support the RPS’s community policing initiative and offset police overtime costs that many community groups and organizations would have to pay for police presence during an event. […]
Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison has announced that the fourth flight of roughly 200 Ukrainian resettlers is scheduled to land in Saskatchewan this month. This is the fourth of five flights of resettlers to land in the province. The five-flight series is the agreement of a partnership between the Saskatchewan Government and humanitarian […]
A crew from the Globe Theatre has spent the last year and a half building and creating a live play in tribute to former Roughrider George Reed. It’s more than safe to say that George Reed is a name many Saskatchewan people know and love. Reed is considered a legend as he was an elite […]
The Regina Police Service has submitted its budget for 2023 and 2024. The RPS is looking for an increase of $5.3 million (5.7 per cent) in 2023 and $5.7 million (5.8 per cent) in 2024 to its net operating budget. “The Regina Police Service recognizes there are competing priorities for limited resources within the City […]
The Legislative Building has hosted its Service of Remembrance for the Public Service. The ceremony brought together dozens of government and military officials including Premier Scott Moe and Opposition leader Carla Beck. The ceremony consisted of officials sharing stories, prayers, the last post with a moment of silence, and the remembrance wreath laying. Moe spoke […]
Regina’s Board of Police Commissioners gathered once again for a public information night, allowing residents to ask the commission questions and raise concerns. This information night gave the subdivision of Westhill a chance to meet with the commission. Police Chief Evan Bray said they had another round of good discussions. “We talked a lot about […]
The Saskatoon Police Service says remains found near a village are of a missing woman whose disappearance more than two years ago is considered a homicide. Nine people have been charged in the death of Megan Gallagher, a Métis woman last seen in the city in 2020. Her remains were found in September during a […]
The Government of Saskatchewan announced that they would be providing up to $1.7 million in additional funding to increase the number of emergency shelter spaces in the province. The Ministry of Social Services will provide an additional $800,000 to community partners to support seasonal cost pressures and $900,000 to increase emergency shelter capacity by up […]
It was the culmination of a whole lot of hard work, lobbying various levels of government, and hard working fundraising, but the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital went from the drawing board to reality. Its a facility that allows families to be closer together as a child goes through treatment for whatever health care issue they […]
