This week 620 CKRM will look at homelessness in the City of Regina through a five-part feature titled “Homeless in Regina.” In part two, we talk to Mayor Sandra Masters, who has seen homelessness become a top priority for her and Regina City Council. Currently, the City invests $7.9 million annually toward programs and initiatives related […]
The Mayor of Regina hopes to see action taken soon to help those without a home with winter. The Government of Saskatchewan announced $1.7 million in additional funding in 2022-23 to increase the number of emergency shelter spaces in the province, $800,000 will go to community partners to support seasonal cost pressures and $900,000 to […]
The City of Regina and the Royal United Services Institute were proud to unveil a new pedestal at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park. The pedestal was installed in recognition of the Second World War’s British Commonwealth Air Training Program. The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan trained over 130,000 aviators for the Allied air forces during […]
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters made a stop at Parliament Hill earlier this week and ended up meeting with MPs and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. “We had discussions about the infrastructure programs that the Federal Government is currently funding, but also initiatives that we are working on here on reconciliation, supportive housing, and just a few […]
Lanigan mayor Tony Mycock went to the legislature Wednesday to ask the government the same question he’s been asked by his town’s residents – when is the hospital going to re-open? Closed as what was thought at the time to be a temporary measure in May, 2020 in the early stages of the pandemic, Mycock […]
Last week marked the one-year point for Sandra Masters as the Mayor of Regina. Over that time, the City’s 35th mayor says she faced numerous challenges. “I think being elected during a pandemic is novel for any elected official; not having political experience beforehand and going into what amounts to an emergency health order was […]
