Spring-like weather has many of us inspired to start the new season with less clutter and, with the weekend coming, there might be some Spring cleaning on people’s minds. It’s the perfect time to get rid of any unwanted firearms in your possession by using the 2022 Firearms Amnesty Program. Here’s how it works: anyone…
The Regina Police Service has a new (second) Deputy Chief, part of the Service’s 2022 growth plan approved in December, 2021, by City Council. This appointment also marks a “first” for Regina, with a woman in the role of Deputy Chief for the first time in the Service’s 130-year history. The Regina Police Service is…
A water main rupture, on January 28th, and the resulting flood at 11th Avenue and Broad Street has caused the Regina Police Service to enact a “Plan B”, when it comes to annual Block Training. This plan involves a temporary relocation of training, which, understandably, might make people curious. So, what is Block Training and…
The Regina Police Service is continuing an investigation after an incident in the Bedford Crescent area of East Regina today: Friday, December 31, 2021. Earlier today, police asked the public to avoid the area, but the incident has now been safely resolved, and the streets are open again to traffic. Police were dispatched at approximately…
It was inevitable. Residents of Regina and the surrounding area woke up to a blanket of snow on November 11th; it was something all the meteorologists predicted. In fact, nobody should be surprised to see snow at this time of year in Saskatchewan. Even the jackrabbits knew… In Regina, from midnight on November 10th to…