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REGINA – The City of Regina is conducting a survey starting in October to gather information on how its residents travel daily.    Data results will help with future infrastructure decisions, like transit upgrades and road improvements.  R.A Malatest & Associates Ltd, a Canadian Research film, will conduct the survey on behalf of the city.  Certain households across […]

REGINA – The next phase of the Dewdney Avenue Revitalization Project is under way and some restrictions are taking effect this week. Starting Sept. 3 construction begins focusing on water and sewer work at the Albert and Dewdney intersection, with the work taking place 28 feet underground. The city states that Albert Street is going […]

A lawyer for the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash says families of the victims have no standing to seek compensation in an ongoing lawsuit. Court arguments are being heard this week in Regina over whether the truck driver and Saskatchewan government can be removed as defendants in the suit. The claim also […]

Yesterday afternoon police responded to reports of a motor vehicle collision involving a pedestrian at the intersection of Robinson Street and 7th Avenue. Upon arrival, authorities found an injured adult male who, despite medical attention, died. The vehicle involved remained at the scene, with its occupants now in police custody as the investigation unfolds. The […]

Every year, without fail, Regina witnesses a troubling phenomenon: citizens, unaware of flooded underpasses after storms, find themselves in precarious situations with their cars submerged. This yearly occurrence happens at two of the cities underpasses. One on Albert Street, the other on Broad Street. It’s a scenario that has prompted concern and calls for action […]

Regina fire crews are on the scene of a house fire at Saskatchewan Drive and Montreal Street. No details yet on whether the home was occupied at the time of the fire – or of a cause. Motorists are encouraged to avoid the area. We will have more details as this story develops.

You have probably seen one of the eScooters on the road, or parked near a busy corner of the city since the program was launched earlier this year. According to the City of Regina, 51,259 trips were taken on the eScooters, for a total of just over 130,000 kilometres. The eScooters were set up by […]

The Regina Police Service announced a new project to improve public safety and reduce traffic safety issues in areas of concern. The RPS launched a pilot project to see marked police vehicles used to deter crime. Regina Police said that over the next several weeks, marked police vehicles will be parked in pre-determined areas around […]

The next phase of construction on Lewvan Drive is underway. The construction will see crews working in the northbound lanes between 13th Avenue and 11th Avenue to complete concrete work and replace the medians. This phase will include intersection improvements at Lewvan Drive and Saskatchewan Drive. “There will be no access on or off Saskatchewan […]

The Government of Saskatchewan has invested over one million dollars in 62 communities from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund. In total, $1,033,132 worth of grants were handed out, ranging from $1,396 to $100,000. The funding will help install signage at intersections and school zones and improve pedestrian safety in rural, urban and Indigenous communities across […]