Category Archives: (980 CJME) **Regina News

For Misha Pavelick's family members, there is no end to the grief they've felt at his loss, the grief they've been dealing with for nearly 20 years. Their victim impact statements were delivered on Tu...

It's one more thing for Kelly Cairns to deal with. The co-owner of The Cure Kitchen + Bar on 11th Avenue says higher hourly parking charges won't help attract customers lured to suburban businesses by...

It's no joke: changes to parking in Regina will take effect on April 1. The amendments to The Regina Traffic Bylaw include updates to parking zones, rates, fines and payment options, according to a re...

Two teenagers are facing charges after allegedly stabbing and bear spraying a man in Regina on Saturday. According to police, officers were called to the 1600 block of Rae Street just before 10 p.m. a...

It will be just two months shy of 20 years since Misha Pavelick was killed when sentencing arguments will be heard for the man convicted of killing him. The man was convicted by a jury of second-degre...

What started as a small board game night has grown into one of Regina's most unique and impactful fundraisers, raising more than $106,000 for people in need across the city. Play With Your Food wrappe...

It was one of the planks in Chad Bachynski's 2024 campaign platform. "Poor accessibility with never-ending construction" was one of the reasons Bachynski cited for seeking the mayor's office. Now, he'...

A man who went onto the ice to rescue his dog ended up needing rescuing himself Friday morning in Regina, prompting another warning from fire officials to stay off city waterways as spring conditions ...

Several music groups in Saskatchewan are banding together over changes raising concerns over in unison. Planned changes to the elementary band program are set to roll out at Regina Public Schools star...

The City of Regina will try a new approach to encourage the cleanup of derelict properties in the inner city - and it's an approach that's more stick than carrot. Following a motion by Ward 6 Councill...