Those wanting to share their input on a proposed liquor store for Regina’s Cathedral area can do so at an open house Wednesday night. The store would be at 2824 13th Avenue. The open house goes from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in the basement of the Westminster United Church on 13th Avenue. City staff […]
Update – All of the City of Regina’s regular numbers are back in service.
Street lights are being installed in what has often been called Ring Road’s darkest corner. The stretch of Ring Road between Albert Street and Wascana Parkway will at long last see lights coming to the corner, after years of safety hazard complaints. City spokesperson Faisal Kalim said even though it was maintained by the city, […]
Saskatchewan Drive could soon be getting a face lift, and the City of Regina wants your input on what all gets fixed. The city is running an online survey this month that asks residents to look at the Sask. Drive corridor between McTavish and Winnipeg streets and provide feedback on what they would like to […]
Regina’s Cathedral Neighbourhood could soon be getting its own Sobey’s Liquor store. The city is asking for public input on the matter through the city’s website before January 23rd. The store would be built on the corner of 13th avenue and Retallack street, using up four vacant lots and would mean the tear-down of the […]
It’s been in the making for several years and finally, George Reed has a street named after him. HAPPENING NOW: Of all the things George Reed has certainly earned during and after his Football career, it’s a wonder a street named after him has waited this long. George Reed Way was unveiled today #yqr #sask […]
The City of Regina says a number of calls have been received since word came down earlier this week about high levels of lead-tainted water in some homes. Kurtis Doney with the water and sewer department says they would usually get five calls a month, but since the report was released Monday they have gotten […]
Regina’s downtown and Dewndey Avenue could look very different in just a matter of five years. The city of Regina held an open house to show their plans for the Yards development, which is next on the list for the city’s revitalization projects. City spokesperson Barry Lacey said the event was an opportunity for the […]
The City of Regina wants residents to know that Saturday, October 26 is the final Household Hazardous Waste Day of 2019. People can drop off propane tanks, fertilizers, aerosols, paint, batteries and more at the city’s public works yard. Drop offs will be taken from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. According to the city, over […]
The City of Regina will be offering free transit on election day after all. A free bus pass that can be printed or displayed through a smart phone on election day is available for residents to access the transit service to their polling station. Director of transit Brad Bells said this comes after inquiries made to […]
