At a young age, Regina Police Chief Evan Bray knew that his calling was to be a police officer, more specifically with the RCMP. “I wanted to be a cop since I was five. Literally, my whole life all I wanted to be was a police officer,” says Bray. When Bray finished high school he […]
Regina City Council passed the Regina Police Service budget Thursday night, granting them an additional $3.9 million in funding, and keeping the city’s mill rate increase at 2.34 percent. Council voted approved the motion with a vote of 7-4, with some councillors wanting to see some of the money go towards community support, and harm […]
A Regina friendship centre is hoping to host an in-house safe consumption site in the New Year, pending approval from the Ministry of Health. The Nēwo Yōtina Friendship Centre submitted documents Friday looking for exemption from the province to operate as an Urgent Public Health Need Site as soon as January. Executive Director Michael Parker […]
Regina Treaty/Status Indian Services (RT/SIS) held an event aimed at raising awareness about the disappearance of Tamra Keepess, nearly two decades ago. On July 5th, 2004. Tamra disappeared from her family home in Regina, 16 years later, she still hasn’t been found. Regina Police Chief Evan Bray, says the investigation into Tamra’s disappearance remains as […]
At their latest meeting, the Regina Board of Police Commissioners passed a resolution to lobby the province to create an independent police watchdog. The board will now write to Provincial Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan and ask for the province to expand the Public Complaints Commission and transition to civilian oversight. Regina Mayor […]
