Regina

Construction is set to begin on a new joint-use school in north Regina.

About 315 parking stalls at the Regina General Hospital will be relocated due to construction of the new onsite parkade.

On Oct. 10, site preparation for the new parkade will begin with the installation of fencing around the construction site, according to a release from the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA). The fencing will take over a large area of the northwestern portion of the parking lot.

The RPS aerial support unit was successful in locating suspects after a property was broken into on Monday evening, resulting in three youths charged with break and enter.

The Regina Airport Authority is excited to announce that YQR will be welcoming direct flights to 9 sun-soaked destinations this coming winter. Between Sunwing and WestJet, southern Saskatchewan residents can fly non-stop to the USA, Mexico, Dominican Republic, and Cuba this winter, with peak season seeing 17 international flights per week.

Regina fire investigators have determined the blaze that damaged the Gordon Block Building last weekend was deliberately set.

Thanks to the Canadian Tire Jumpstart charity, children in east Regina now have a brand new playground and spray pad to enjoy.

Prior to Wednesday's Regina City Council meeting, 17 post-secondary students from across the city were recognized with the 2023 annual Henry Baker scholarship.

Fans of cheap movie nights can rejoice as a Saskatchewan company prepares to open up a new discount theatre in Regina in a matter of weeks.

White City's mayor predicts there will be 600 high school aged students in the town by 2030, but there isn't a high school there.

The residents of Regina Lutheran Home (RLH) have been left with an uncertain future – as the province announced those living in the long term care facility will be moved next spring.

Regina's fire department said Tuesday that demolition is necessary to fully extinguish the fire at 2170 12th Avenue, as well as to complete a search and investigation of the building, and ensure public safety.

Crimes against people and property are on the rise in the Queen City, according to the latest numbers released by the Regina Police Service (RPS).

Firefighters worked all through Monday to try to douse the flames at the heritage building across from Victoria Park in downtown Regina. As of 4 p.m. smoke was still pouring out the windows of the long-vacant structure.

While a new joint-use school officially opened Monday in Regina, the public side was already over capacity, which isn't a rarity across the province.

A man in Regina is facing 31 charges after allegedly causing gas leaks at 26 natural gas meters throughout downtown over the weekend.

Fire crews in Regina were on the scene of a commercial fire in the heart of Regina’s downtown core on Sunday.

According to claims of small fires that was set outside of the Knox Metropolitan Church, a fence was set up to prevent anyone from loitering outside the property.

Regina city administration proposed a mill rate increase of 5.29 per cent to executive committee as budget discussions officially got underway Wednesday.

The average household would see a tax increase of about $20/month or $240/year.

A Regina mother accused of killing her 18-month-old son has been found not guilty.

Saskatchewan Expo Regina returns this weekend and organizers are looking to rebuild after last year’s lower attendance following a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.

With the average price for regular unleaded gasoline in Regina currently $1.63.9 per litre, people in Saskatoon are seeing the average price there be nearly 10 cents cheaper.

That’s according to CEO James Bogusz who said that passenger volumes have reached 90.5 per cent of pre-pandemic volumes as of August.

A bizarre traffic stop led to more than $1,200 in fines after a Regina police officer said he caught a driver and passenger “engaging in activities better left for the bedroom.”

Two city councillors are reacting to Mayor Sandra Masters' comments about a lack of trust among councillors.

The City of Regina says it has determined there are no biohazards in the fenced-off portion of the city hall courtyard where an encampment was located earlier this year.