The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce has announced Tony Playter as its new CEO. Playter has served as the Chambers Interm CEO since the passing of John Hopkins earlier this year. He believes that the Chamber has a bright future, and he is grateful to have the opportunity to be a part of that […]
Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) will present Regina’s Executive Committee with a report that discusses the future of the Brandt Centre. The report outlines three options that feature five locations for a new 10,000-seat multi-purpose event centre that would replace the Brandt Centre. Tim Reid, the CEO of the REAL District, said they are bringing […]
A 22 year old is facing numerous charges, after police tracked down a stolen vehicle. Sunday night, police spotted a grey Nissan Rogue speeding through the intersection of Angus and 4th. Police determined the vehicle was reported stolen, so they kept an eye on it. It was spotted several times running traffic lights and driving […]
A couple were the first two of 230 Ukrainian citizens to arrive and now call Saskatchewan home. A humanitarian flight from Warsaw, Poland carrying mostly women, children, and the elderly touched down at the Regina International Airport just before 7:30 p.m. Monday. This was the first charter flight with displaced Ukrainians on it to travel directly in […]
A second youth has been charged in Regina’s sixth homicide of the year. A 17-year-old has been charged with first-degree murder, joining a 15-year-old who had already been charged. The investigation into the homicide began on June 29 when police were called to the 1200 block of Rae Street. When officers arrived, they found a […]
A 39 year old is facing numerous charges after a stolen City of Regina truck crashed with another vehicle early Saturday Morning. The truck had been spotted by police, who tried to stop it. As the vehicle hit a high rate of speed, police back off. The truck hit another vehicle at Victoria and Embury […]
Tourism Regina will be under a new direction as Economic Development Regina (EDR) has agreed to transfer its responsibilities to the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL). Council approved that EDR will remove the marketing and promotion of tourism services for Regina and the region from its mandate and add it to REALs. Mayor Sandra Masters […]
It was June 30th, 1912 – the day of the most deadly tornado in Canadian history. The deadly storm left an indelible mark on the city of Regina, taking lives and changing the landscape of the city forever. 28 people were killed in the storm, 300 people were injured and more than 2500 Regina residents […]
Regina city council passed a motion in favour of improving traffic flow and safety along with one of Regina’s busiest roads. Council approved the Arcola Avenue Corridor study, which lays out a list of proposed improvements to roadways in the southwest part of the City that would amount to an estimated cost of around $76 […]
The Regina Police Service has charged a 15-year-old with first-degree murder in the City’s sixth homicide of 2022. It was in the early morning hours of Wednesday that police were dispatched to the 1200 block of Rae Street. When they arrived they found a 14-year-old dead in the alley as well as a 32-year-old woman […]
