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Regina recommending mill rates to pay off Indoor Aquatics Facility
REGINA - Regina's new Indoor Aquatics Facility (IAF) will require dedicated mill rates to help pay off debt the city has incurred. In December, council approved the city taking on roughly $169 million...
Martin Oldhues Mar 12, 2026

Changes to paying for parking are coming to downtown Regina
REGINA - Regina city council has officially approved changes to parking payments, parking zones and fines in downtown. Here is a breakdown of the changes coming: Parking vouchers: Finding savings from...
Martin Oldhues Mar 12, 2026

Man convicted of killing Jenny McKay dies in Sask. Penitentiary
PRINCE ALBERT - Jason Daniel McKay, the man convicted of killing his wife, Jenny Leigh McKay, has died in custody. The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC), confirmed that McKay, 54, died on March 11 ...
Lisa Joy Mar 12, 2026

Former employee, second man charged in $1M business fraud
REGINA - Two men are facing charges after a Regina Police Service investigation into a long-running fraud that police say cost a local business more than $1 million. The business first reported concer...
SaskToday Mar 12, 2026

Central Library Renewal Project faces delay as Regina lacks debt room
REGINA - The Regina Public Library (RPL) has had to delay progress on the Central Library Renewal Project (CLRP). The project has been in the works for 17 years, as the current central branch is deali...
Martin Oldhues Mar 12, 2026

Regina council delays transit hike again, final decision looms
REGINA - Regina city council has delayed a final decision on a proposed 10 per cent transit fare increase after failing to reach unanimous approval during Wednesday's meeting. Since the bylaw did not ...
Martin Oldhues Mar 12, 2026

Ability to store firearms part of new Firearms Act amendments
REGINA - Changes have been announced to amend The Saskatchewan Firearms Act, one of which would allow firearms owners to be able to store their prohibited firearms themselves. The province confirmed t...
John Cairns Mar 11, 2026

Regina officer becomes first Black woman in police force history
REGINA - When Const. Desiree Ates joined the Regina Police Service earlier this year, she made history as the force's first Black female officer - something she didn't realize until she was already on...
Martin Oldhues Mar 11, 2026

STEP receives $383K to boost Saskatchewan export growth
REGINA - Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP) will receive $383,000 in funding under the Government of Canada's Regional Innovation Ecosystems (RIE) program, delivered by Prairies Econom...
SaskToday Mar 11, 2026

Canadians remain eager to travel: CAA survey
REGINA - Canadians remain passionate about exploring new destinations, but changing global dynamics are reshaping how and where they travel, according to CAA's Travel Wise national survey. The survey ...
SaskToday Mar 11, 2026
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How do you feel about the federal government's decision to allow farmers in specific areas to temporarily use strychnine to control a gopher infestation?
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