Tag Archives: Regina

The City of Regina has released its proposed budgets for 2016, which include a tax hike of 2.9 per cent, with an additional one per cent dedicated to improving residential streets. The city explains t...

The upcoming assault trial for Roughrider Taj Smith is being pushed back. The trial was originally scheduled for Dec. 14 to 16 this year, but it has now been pushed back to an unknown date because law...

A flood of Syrian refugees could be coming to Saskatchewan before the end of the year, but is the province prepared to handle it? Darcy Dietrich is the executive director for the Regina Open Door Soci...

The snow may not be in Regina just yet, but the city is tossing the idea around of clearing more sidewalks. A proposal being discussed by the public works and infrastructure committee looks at clearin...

Putting a poppy on your lapel on Remembrance Day may spur different memories for different people. For veterans, the day may be a reminder of friends lost. For Regina's mayor, pinning on a poppy remin...

Harold Hague is one of the last surviving veterans of D-Day in Regina, and each year on Remembrance Day he thinks of his friends. "I am a very lucky person, I appreciate being here, I really do becaus...

Construction on the new Mosaic Stadium is now 60 per cent complete. On Monday the city provided an update on the $278 million project that is scheduled to be finished in August 2016. The work is focus...

Two boys ages 12 and 14 are facing charges for attempted break and enters on two different homes in Regina. At 3:50 a.m. on Saturday, Regina police were called to the 200 block of Leopold Crescent in ...

Four teenagers are facing armed robbery and weapons charges for a mugging on Saturday in North Central Regina. Just after midnight on Saturday, four teenage boys approached a 25-year-old man on Camero...

Saskatchewan's Ministry of Education is indicating fewer portable classrooms will be needed at three joint-use school sites in Regina when the buildings open in 2017 than was previously reported this ...