In anticipation of a large turnout for the Canada Day Fireworks Display on Friday, July 1, 2016, the Regina Police Service has a traffic plan that will include some road closures, traffic restrictions, and parking enforcement. As in past years, spectators will have the opportunity to view the fireworks display from the Albert Street Bridge.…
This Friday is Canada’s 149th birthday. The Regina Police Service is working with the City event staff to ensure the day is a safe and fun-filled day for all. As the Canada Day weekend approaches, the Regina Police Service reminds the public that setting off firecrackers or fireworks within the City of Regina limits, at…
The Regina Police Service would like to remind the public that the temperatures are rising, which means vehicles heat up quickly. If you must make stops in your daily travels, please, take your small children indoors with you; don’t leave them in the car. If you have pets, it’s best to leave them at home. …
The Regina Police Service is asking the public for information that could assist in a sexual assault investigation. On Wednesday, June 1st, 2016, police received a complaint of a sexual assault that occurred at 5:30 p.m. in the west alley of the 1800 block of Scarth Street. Police spoke with the victim, a 23 year-old…
Winnipeg, Manitoba – Over the past two days, approximately 180 delegates from across Canada gathered in Winnipeg in a conference aimed at developing solutions and opening new forms of dialogue around issues that affect the community safety and well-being of Canada’s Indigenous peoples. “Until root causes of violence are properly addressed (poverty, poor housing, disadvantage,…
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