Regina

With a minimum down payment and closing costs of $17,850, Regina is on top in terms of affordable cities in Canada to purchase a single family home.

Regina drivers who get pulled over in March can expect to be asked to complete an alcohol screening test as part of a Regina police initiative to crack down on impaired driving.

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $884,400 to YWCA Regina in opening a new 20 space permanent enhanced emergency shelter for women.

Users of Regina's public transit system may see some changes around how they pay fares this summer.

Regina has been ranked the most affordable city across Canada to purchase a single family home, according to a recent report.

Preparations are underway for the Montana’s Brier, which will officially take over the Brandt Centre on Friday and see the top men’s curlers in the country competing for the national title.

At the most recent Board of Police Commissioners meeting, Regina police commented on a recent bust where over nine kilograms of fentanyl were seized.

After a fire destroyed much of the business last November, Battery Depot is reopening in Regina in a new location on Monday.

There are plenty of things to do on Family Day around the Queen City.

A youth group called North Central Strong is urging Regina city council to take concrete action on revitalizing the community, which they say has been "neglected" for too long.

The City of Regina has reached an agreement with the federal government to fast track over 1,000 homes over the next three years.

The City of Regina is streamlining the building process for developers working on affordable housing projects.

The Lawson Aquatic Centre had some unwelcome guests this week after reports of cockroaches in the men’s change room, and silverfish were found in the saunas.

Megamunch, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum’s (RSM) prehistoric greeter, will have one last party before his official retirement.

The first Canadian to fly to the moon will be speaking at several Regina institutions on Thursday to talk about the Artemis II mission, planned for 2025.

After a decade of planning and two years of construction, RHS said hello to their new facility at 4900 Parliament Avenue.

The street light post on the corner of Wascana Parkway and Kramer Boulevard was hit by a city bus, before dragging it down the street according to a police officer on the scene.

A space in downtown Regina is about to be Canada's first at-scale choice model food bank, thanks to a $1,000,000 investment from The Mosaic Company.

Regina is expanding its red light safety program to include rolling right turns – in an effort to improve pedestrian safety and reduce right turn collisions.

Several nursing students at the University of Regina (U of R) are criticizing the school's use of virtual exam proctoring and its academic misconduct policies.

Frost will once again have four main hubs where activities and events will take place: the REAL district, downtown Regina, the Warehouse District and Wascana Park.

City of Regina transit is making it easier to get on the bus with two route adjustments as ridership exceeds 2019 levels for the first time following the end of the pandemic.

A long-awaited overnight warming centre has opened in Regina’s Heritage neighbourhood.

Three partnered agencies unveil a new mobile command post which is a crucial piece of equipment for responding to large and complex incidents and events.

As the province recovers from a week long deep freeze – city officials are reminding the public of what to do when faced with a water main break in their area.

Passenger traffic at the Regina International Airport has exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time.

As the warming bus in downtown Regina sees its final days, organizers say this initiative has been a great success, especially with the community coming together with donations.

Regina police are advising motorists to avoid Ring Road going southbound due to multiple vehicle collisions.

It was a drenched scene at the Delta Hotel in downtown Regina Sunday morning.

With snow in the forecast for Regina, the city is reminding residents that sidewalks in front of their properties must be cleared within 48 hours or they could be forced to front the costs of the city clearing the snow.

“It’s been there as long as I can ever remember,” Virgina Horsman said as she recalled her memories at the restaurant which was the site of a gas line explosion Wednesday.

As temperatures drop in the Queen City, local organizations prepare to ensure the vulnerable population will have a warm place and donated items to keep them warm.

After thousands of votes and friendly debates across the city, Regina’s official bird has been announced as the Black-capped Chickadee.

A Regina business owner is hoping her coffee shop will inspire others to pursue their goals and passions.

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