With the weather getting colder, the concern is rising for the over 100 people who are staying in tents at Camp Marjorie in Regina. The city has said they are working on securing a location for those people and while one has not been announced yet, Mayor Sandra Masters says work is continuing and that […]
Regina City Council meets Wednesday, and one thing they’ll be discussing is a residential snow clearing bylaw. That bylaw would call for all homeowners to clear their sidewalks within 48 hours of a snowfall. It’s an issue that has been on council’s plate for years. This is an amendment to a current bylaw and it […]
The City of Regina says it’s employees will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as of September 15, while users of all indoor City facilities will need to be vaccinated by September 20. Further details on how people will need to provide proof of vaccination will be announced in the coming weeks, according to […]
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters says a time where proof of vaccination is needed for a variety of events in the Queen City, is coming. Masters says work is underway between the province, Regina Exhibition Association Limited and City of Regina (REAL) to create a QR code or bar code system to allow for easy proof […]
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters has paid up. After winning a first-dose challenge with her Saskatoon counterpart, Charlie Clark, a second challenge was issued by Clark on those getting second-doses in the province’s two main cities. Clark won that challenge meaning Masters had to lip-sync a song. She chose to do “It Takes Two” by Rob […]
Regina City Council is expected to approve a plan at Wednesday’s meeting, that will relocate rail tracks from Ring Road. The City is looking for an engineering company that can start on making preliminary designs for the relocation, with both CN and CP Rail having to approve what is put forth. The conversion therapy bylaw […]
Crime numbers that came out last week show Regina has the fifth highest crime rate in Canada when it comes to the Census Metropolitan Area which includes places like Lumsden and White City. However, the number was 27 percent lower than the year before which was the biggest drop amongst other CMA’s in Canada. Mayor […]
Some Saskatchewan communities are going ahead with Canada Day celebrations, while others have chosen to postpone or shift their celebrations. Regina cancelled its Canada Day festivities back on May 14 due to COVID-19. However, this was before the discovery of unmarked graves at residential school sites, which has motivated some Canadians to spend the day […]
Regina’s oldest pool held its grand reopening on Tuesday morning after it received a makeover over the last number of months. The revamped Maple Leaf Pool in the city’s Heritage neighbourhood has a new look which includes a zero-depth entry pool with handrails, wayfinding braille on all signage and lifts at the edge of the […]
Mayor Sandra Masters and Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark have challenged to see whose city can vaccinate the most people by the end of the month. The challenge comes as the province nears the threshold for Phase 3 of its Roadmap to Reopening, the point where all COVID-19 restrictions would be lifted. Masters says the province […]
