A pair of weekend events has the City of Regina pausing construction on Lewvan Drive. The City announced that they are pausing construction on the project so residents can attend the Cathedral Arts Festival Street Fair and the Saskatchewan Roughriders preseason game on Saturday. The arts festival is set to take place on 13th Avenue […]
Regina’s city council has voted to approve a plan to see annual reports published on toxic spills and leaks in the city. The unanimous approval means that the city will continue the “status quo.” That will mean the reports are disclosed publicly, with a report also being submitted to the executive committee before being published […]
Regina’s city council has decided to deal with two Integrity Commissioner reports at a later date. Council voted to table the reports to Executive Committee for private discussion before bringing them back to city council. In the first report, the Integrity Commissioner recommends that City Council request that Councillors Andrew Stevens and Dan LeBlanc provide […]
Two separate reports from the City of Regina’s Integrity Commissioner are set to be brought forward at Wednesday’s city council meeting. In the first report, the Integrity Commissioner Angela Kirk recommends that City Council request that Councillors Andrew Stevens and Dan LeBlanc provide a written apology to City Manager Niki Anderson for the negative impact […]
The fallout from the Experience Regina rebrand continued after a protest at City Hall called for further action. Bernadette Wagner, a spokesperson for the group, said CEO and President of REAL Tim Reid should be removed from “anything to do with the city of Regina”. Reid has apologized for the “negative impact” the slogans have […]
It could be a raucous day at City Hall in Regina. As council convenes for its meeting this afternoon, councillors will run a gauntlet of protesters. At noon, a group opposed to boundry changes to wards in the city will make their presence felt. The group feels this will give less of a voice to […]
After over a decade of Regina residents calling for a new aquatic centre, the City of Regina has moved one step closer to making that a reality. At Wednesday’s city council meeting, council unanimously approved applying to the federal government’s Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) and utilizing the remaining $128 million that has been […]