Only in the prairies could April showers mean another blizzard. A blizzard warning has been issued for the southeast section of Saskatchewan including Estevan, Weyburn, Carlyle, and Moosomin. Environment Canada’s Kyle McAuley says Regina will also get some snow from the Colorado low that is moving up from the United States. He said the Regina […]
The spring weather has arrived, and it looks like it will be sticking around. With the weather warming up, and a higher than average snowfall this winter (over 90 centimetres according to the City), it is creating very wet conditions all around Regina. The City of Regina has crews clearing ice and snow on major […]
The sound of dripping water strikes fear in the hearts of homeowners but it is something that can be avoided. Mike Payne with Restorex disaster restoration Regina shared some essential practices for avoiding a costly repair bill this spring. “We are starting to see calls come in with the temperature changes and snow melting. Typically […]
City crews have been working around the clock clearing off the snow on the roads and it looks like their work won’t end anytime soon. Since the snowfall began Thursday evening, snow clearing vehicles have been operating in storm response mode according to the City of Regina’s Tyler Bien. It has been reported that 12 […]
It looks like March is going to come in like a lion, as Environment Canada predicts another winter blast for the city. Regina could see as much as 10 cm of snow from Thursday through to Friday this week – something city crews are prepared for. Even though most Regina citizens – undoubtedly are not. […]
It looks like the freezing rain that swept through the province early this morning, will not return tonight. But poor driving conditions could exist tomorrow morning. Highways surrounding Saskatoon and Prince Albert had travel not recommended advisories this morning but have since been been lifted. Craik RCMP were on the scene on Highway #11 just […]
Two recent changes that were made in the City of Regina to start the new year that impacted snow removal have been received with mixed results from residents. The City amended a new bylaw requiring all property owners, residential and commercial, to clear snow and ice from their sidewalks within 48 hours of the snowfall. […]
After a couple of nice days, the nasty side of winter has returned to Saskatchewan. Overnight snowfall along with heavy winds have caused drifting and blowing snow, creating less than ideal driving conditions throughout the province. Eric Dykes from Environment Canada says that the heavy winds will continue around the Regina area on Tuesday morning. […]
With the City of Regina being covered in a blanket of snow and more to come this week, the City of Regina is will restart the Residential Road Snow Plow. Plowing will take place between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. every day over the next eight days, weather permitting. Residents can help crews get the […]
Due to Tuesday’s snowfall and with more snow anticipated later this week, city crews have switched to a systematic plow and have temporarily paused the residential road snow plow that began earlier this week. A systematic plow is where crews are plowing and applying ice control to Category Roads 1-3 beginning with high volume, high […]
