A 37-year-old man died Thursday morning while in Regina police custody. Officers went to Nollet Avenue at 5:08 a.m. on Thursday for a call of what was described as a partially clothed man yelling and running. City police took the … Continue Reading
In honour of this year’s Grey Cup in Regina, Saskatchewan communities will put their Rider pride to the test in a provincewide challenge to see which city or town is home to the most fanatic melon-heads. The Richardson Pioneer Rider … Continue Reading
If you saw a few more people than usual decked out in odd costumes in the Cathedral neighbourhood on Monday, don’t worry — you weren’t the only one. Victoria Day marked the launch of the annual Cathedral Village Arts Festival, … Continue Reading
As sure as spring brings birds and bees each year to Regina, it also brings with it a more sinister, though equally prevalent, creature to the city: the pothole. Now that the snow is gone and weather is amicable, the … Continue Reading
The long-promised Mayor’s Housing Summit began Monday at Hotel Saskatchewan. The event brought Regina stakeholders and speakers from across Canada to discuss issues surrounding the housing market – especially low-income housing. The two-day event was central to Mayor Michael Fougere’s … Continue Reading
The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit arrested a 67-year-old Regina male in central Regina on Tuesday. After a two-week investigation that utilized a local social media site, investigators arrested Ronald Robert Schoenthal. Schoenthal was charged with making sexually explicit material … Continue Reading
If you’ve driven by Mosaic Stadium recently, you may have noticed that the landmark is getting a drastic makeover. A metal exoskeleton is being raised around the stadium’s south stands, and will eventually become expanded seating for this year’s Grey … Continue Reading
Drivers in Regina have been hit with a gasoline price hike, paying about five cents more per litre over the last several days— just in time for the May long weekend. Many drivers across the country are under the impression … Continue Reading
The city is hoping it has its foot in the door when it comes to finding housing solutions. Tuesday was the second and final day of the Mayor’s Housing Summit. The event, which examined issues surrounding Regina’s housing, brought in … Continue Reading
The Regina Riot overthrew the reigning queens of the Western Women’s Canadian Football League on Sunday, becoming the first team since the WWCFL’s inception to beat the Saskatoon Valkyries. Hundreds of spectators were at Mosaic Stadium in Regina on Mother’s … Continue Reading
