One person has been reported dead after a collision on Highway #1 near Qu’Appelle. Around 3:00 p.m. Sunday, two SUVs collided in the westbound lanes. The driver and sole occupant of one SUV, a 50-year-old female from Regina, was declared deceased at the scene. The other SUV’s adult female driver and passenger were taken to […]
Ward 7 Councillor Terina Shaw has stepped down from her position as the Safety and Well-Being Committee Director. “I have come to the realization that my presence on the committee could be a distraction to the work that it will be doing,” Shaw said in a media release. “A question made by me has been […]
The City of Regina may be throwing its name into the hat to host the 2024 edition of the Brier. Regina’s city council is set to consider putting a $200,000 bid on the annual men’s curling tournament. The recommendation is set to go before council this Wednesday with the proposal requiring Curl Regina to demonstrate […]
The City of Regina is looking to form a new committee that oversees several ‘catalyst’ projects. On Wednesday, Regina’s executive committee unanimously passed the terms of reference for the ‘Catalyst Committee.’ The committee will bring a strategic level of leadership to projects considered within the core of the City, which includes three primary projects. The […]
The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is calling on the provincial government to set up a task force to look into chronic staffing shortages. 83 percent of nurses say there is an unfilled temporary or permanent job at their place of work. SUN First Vice President Denise Dick says the task force would include government, employers, […]
A day to recognize truth and inspire action as received funding from the City of Regina. Miyo-wîcîwitowin Day received a $50,000 commitment from the City. The first-of-its-kind event is being held at Mosiac Stadium on September 29, bringing over 10,000 high school students and over 5,000 business leaders and members of the public together. The […]
A chance for Regina residents to celebrate the Queen City will return this weekend. ‘I Love Regina Day’ will return for the first time since 2019 with a day full of activities for everyone to enjoy. Mayor Sandra Masters says this year is bigger than ever after the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to pull back […]
The United States Border Patrol says a convicted Canadian sex offender drove through a barbed wire fence to cross the international border with two children and their mother. The border patrol said agents found a cut fence near the Turner Port of Entry between Saskatchewan and Montana, then notified RCMP. Saskatchewan RCMP issued an Amber Alert […]
An investigation into a stolen truck led to a 36-year-old Regina man being charged with several drug-related offences. It was early Wednesday morning that Regina Police Service officers found what they believed to be a stolen Dodge Ram truck in the area of Princess Street and Dewdney Avenue. Officers would activate their emergency lights; however, […]
After going two years without the full Queen City Ex experience, it seems people returned to the fairgrounds at the REAL District in large numbers. Amidst the hustle and bustle of workers and vehicles taking down the fair’s rides and other stages, REAL president and CEO Tim Reid shared the record numbers the QCX generated […]
