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(980 CJME) **Regina News
100 workers, 70 pieces of equipment ready for Alberta Clipper to hit Regina: City
Drivers can expect to see city equipment on the streets as a generous dump of snow is expected to blow through. Environment Canada says the snow is expected to begin on Wednesday morning and will ente...
Gillian Massie
Dec 16, 2025
'It's given us hope': Regina woman offered medical treatment with the help of U.S. political commentator
The last week or two for Miles Sundeen and Jolene Van Alstine has been overwhelming. At the end of November, the Regina couple made their way to the Saskatchewan legislative building to ask for help f...
Lisa Schick
Dec 16, 2025
'Don't start ripping things': Firefighters oppose potential cuts as Regina budget talks continue
Some Regina firefighters spoke out against possible cuts to the city's fire budget on Tuesday. On the second day of budget deliberations, Regina City Council continued hearing from delegates as it pre...
Daniel Reech
Dec 16, 2025
Trevor Allen, known for Allen Family Lights, dead at age 49
Trevor Allen, the man well known in the Regina area for the elaborate annual Christmas light displays on his home, has died at age 49. In December of 2024, Allen put up about 70,000 bulbs in his front...
CJME News
Dec 16, 2025
REAL, capital commission make budget requests as Regina council looks to tackle deficit
Regina City Council narrowly passed the 2026-27 police budget as budget deliberations began on Monday, but many tough decisions still lie ahead. Council will have to decide which programs and services...
Daniel Reech
Dec 16, 2025
St. Mary's Church on 20th Street will once again offer its gymnasium as a warming space. (Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM)
Trio of Regina gymnasts get gold at Pan Am Championships, sights set on worlds
A trio of young Regina gymnasts are hoping to springboard onto the world stage after a gold-medal performance in Puerto Rico. Katie Thompson, Maegan Kasian and Jerusha Weekes have only been a team for...
Britton Gray
Dec 16, 2025
Sask. Party Leader Scott Moe speaks to reporters in Martensville on Oct. 21, 2024, one week out from 2024 provincial election. (Shane Clausing/650 CKOM)
Council narrowly approves Regina police budget
On Day One of 2026-27 budget deliberations, Regina City Council approved the Regina Police Service's (RPS) $131.88 million gross operating budget request. Council passed the budget 6-5 with councillor...
Daniel Reech
Dec 15, 2025
Al Ritchie warns Regina budget cuts could leave vulnerable residents with nowhere to turn
As Regina's city council debates its new budget, one of the city's busiest community organizations warns that proposed funding cuts could leave thousands of residents without a safe place to turn duri...
Jacob Bamhour
Dec 14, 2025
Regina City Council set to tackle controversial 2026-27 budget
Budget time has arrived for Regina City Council members, who say they'll be looking for ways to cut a forecast tax hike without closing facilities or chopping services. At the request of members of co...
Geoff Smith
Dec 14, 2025
Pumping gas at -40 C: Co-op attendants brave Sask. cold snap
As Saskatchewan remained in the grip of a severe cold snap, with Environment Canada warning of extreme cold and dangerous wind chills across much of the province at the end of the week, most people we...
Jacob Bamhour
Dec 13, 2025
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