The Government of Saskatchewan announced they had reached a multi-million dollar settlement with a developer after a building project was stopped in Wascana Park. The province is paying Brandt Properties $11.62 million to settle a lawsuit launched by the company last year. The settlement ended a nearly nine-year saga of Brandt’s proposal to construct a […]
The re-construction is complete, and the new look “Wascana Pool” will open to the public next week. Mayor Sandra Masters says this was possible because of work done, by all three levels of government. “We are going to have a fully accessible outdoor pool that is in the jewel of our city, Wascana Park.” Masters […]
A disturbing sexual assault happened in Regina Friday night. A 33-year-old woman was running in Wascana Park just off of Broadway Avenue, when an man unknown to the woman rode up on a scooter behind her, tackled her to the ground, pulled her into the bushes and sexually assaulted her. When she screamed for help, […]
Waterslides, a hot tub and lap pool at Wascana Park? Those are some of the amenities that will soon be available to residents and visitors to the Regina park. The City of Regina announced Wednesday that construction of the new Wascana Pool will commence in June. The total of the project is $15.7 million with […]
Saskatchewan NDP Deputy Leader Nicole Sarauer promised that her party would end commercial development in the province’s urban parks. Joined in Wascana Park by fellow NDP candidates Carla Beck and Trent Wotherspoon Saturday morning, Sarauer announced that the NDP would also restore the governing system for the Prairie Capital Commission to its original state. “People […]
The province will not appeal a court decision that ruled in favour of the “Walking with our Angels” camp that set up in Wascana Park this summer. The province went to court last month looking to remove the teepee set up by 24-year-old Tristen Durocher to protest the high suicide rates in the province’s north. […]
The Walking With Our Angels protest set up in Wascana Park in front of the Legislature came to an end Sunday. Tristen Durocher walked more than 630 kilometres earlier this summer from Air Ronge to Regina to protest a lack of action being done to prevent suicide in northern Saskatchewan. His protest included a 44 […]
