The City of Regina and the Saskatchewan Health Authority are collaborating to offer pop-up COVID-19 walk-in vaccination clinics this summer. Also, the first 5,000 people to get vaccinated at one of the new designated pop-up clinics will receive a complimentary ticket to Queen City Ex (QCX). Mayor Sandra Masters says they wanted to find a […]
Regina’s oldest pool held its grand reopening on Tuesday morning after it received a makeover over the last number of months. The revamped Maple Leaf Pool in the city’s Heritage neighbourhood has a new look which includes a zero-depth entry pool with handrails, wayfinding braille on all signage and lifts at the edge of the […]
Construction on Regina’s new Maple Leaf Pool will get underway this week. The city discussed the latest concerning the project on Monday afternoon from city hall. Administration says the decision to go forward with construction was done with “careful consideration.” “Contractors all have their own pandemic response plans in place, their own construction practices in […]
City administration will be reviewing the current taxi bylaws and returning to Regina City Council with recommendations some time this year. Council deferred their decision for the current proposed regulations, which include the removal of vehicle age requirements and allowing taxis to charge outside of the city’s fare structure. Mayor Michael Fougere says those in […]
It could be a busy afternoon and evening inside Henry Baker hall, as Regina City Council convenes for their monthly meeting Wednesday at 1:30 PM. Councillor Andrew Stevens is introducing a notice of motion that will explore council’s options when it comes to the Co-op refinery labour dispute and what they can do to solve […]
The City of Regina is releasing the concept design to the new Maple Leaf Pool project. The city estimates it will cost $4.5 Million for the new pool, which will feature an L-shape design with zero-depth entrance and partially separated and well marked deep end. Mayor Michael Fougere says it’s good to have the designs […]
Mayor Michael Fougere says the City of Regina will find a way to keep both the Maple Leaf and Wascana pool projects going. The $20-million projects were denied grant money from the community, culture and recreation infrastructure fund, which is something that has sparked a bit of a controversy on a federal and provincial level […]
The NDP is calling on the provincial government to choose pools and people over politics. This comes after a saga between the provincial and federal governments over infrastructure funding, that included Regina-Wascana MP Ralph Goodale call on the province to choose the Wascana and Maple Leaf pools project in Regina in their list of projects, […]
The Mayor of Regina is upset that the provincial government will not be setting aside infrastructure funds for Wascana and Maple Leaf pools for 2019. The two projects were on the city’s list for 2019, along with the Globe theatre, but the province says they are investing in decommissioning landfills and upgrades water treatment plants […]
