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Regina city council is raising leisure rates, including introducing a 50 per cent surcharge for people who don't live in the city registering for programs like swimming or art lessons. The extra charg...

It's a bit of a cat-astrophe at a local cat caf in downtown Regina. The front window of the Excalipurr Cat Cafe was smashed open on Thursday morning and left with a large hole facing onto the street. ...

Regina residents who experienced uninsurable water damage during last month's storm might soon be able to apply for provincial assistance. On Wednesday, Regina City Council unanimously agreed to apply...

Just one day can make a difference for those fighting food insecurity. And there are big hopes that this year's Jack 94.5 Stuff the Bus campaign will do just that. Read more: Over 172,000 meals collec...

Be there or be Skuare. Downtown Regina is getting a significant lift from Ottawa as officials announced new federal support for the city's long-planned outdoor community hub, The Skuare. Read more: Fi...

A rabid bat was discovered in neighbourhood in east Regina, according to a local veterinary clinic. In a social media post from the Veterinary Mobility Center, it said the bat was found in the Glencai...

A 29-year-old man is facing an attempted murder charge after a stabbing early Sunday in Regina's Regent Park neighbourhood. Police said officers were called to the 3000 block of First Avenue at around...

Regina city council completed its final early budget meeting on Friday. Council discussed a projected $17.4 million funding shortfall for its 2026 utility operating services and the city administratio...

A crash Friday morning that had traffic slowed to crawl on Argyle Street North for hours, ended up resulting in an impaired driving charge. According to the Regina Police Service, the crash happened b...

As the end of the 2025 construction season approaches in Regina, mild fall weather is helping workers finish their projects on schedule. Kurtis Doney, Regina's deputy city manager for operations, said...