RDBID asks city to sign off on federal funding for $1.5M outdoor event space in downtown Regina
The Skuare is described as a "first of its kind" project, offering an outdoor social area with a rooftop deck,
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Seven senior leadership positions eliminated in ‘restructuring’ at REAL
This is a business decision and we believe it's the right thing for REAL...
Larissa Kurz
04:31
Saskatchewan declares state of emergency due to raging northern wildfires
First Nations leaders are calling for action in the north after Creighton and Flin Flon were added to a growing
Larissa Kurz
19:30
Saskatchewan wildfires at Garden River controlled, Narrow Hills under evacuation
Two fires near Garden River — located about 40 kilometres northeast of Prince Albert — started last week and burned
Larissa Kurz
20:33
Easter weekend: What’s open and what’s closed in Regina?
City facilities, malls and most grocery stores will have reduced hours, but several of Regina's attractions will be open with
Larissa Kurz
17:22
Sask. minister settles confusion, says farm eggs allowed at farmers’ markets
The Regina Farmers' Market is asking the Ministry of Health to write its new directive formally into the Food Safety
Larissa Kurz
10:28
Changes coming to Regina’s recycling program, including fines for banned materials in blue bins
Regina residents can expect small changes to the items allowed in their blue recycling carts as the city looks to
Larissa Kurz
23:25
Volunteers continue fight against food insecurity in Regina despite losing community fridge to fire
The demand has never been greater," said community fridge volunteer Devon Fairbairn...
Larissa Kurz
18:26
Stories of the year: Regina election ushers in new council and mayor
Regina's city council is almost entirely comprised of new faces heading into 2025 after a four-year term rife with the
Larissa Kurz
13:26
Sask. ministerial travel expenses down in 2024; NDP still questions government spending
Government reports show travel expenses are down significantly this year from 2022 and 2023, which the NDP said is typical
