https://reginapolice.ca/domestic-conflict/ The Regina Police Service is reminding Regina residents of the resources available, through the police service and many community-based partners, to those who experience domestic conflict in our city. We acknowledge that the COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying social distancing have created situations that may lead to increased stress and perhaps decreased safety for some…
With the goals of building an understanding of the role of police, giving back to the community, working in partnership, and promoting literacy to young children, the Regina Police Service, the United Way Regina and The Circle Project are ready to launch Building Ready Readers next week in Regina. On Tuesday morning, February 25th, members…
The Regina Police Service, in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service, is investigating two separate deaths in the past 24 hours that may be fatal drug overdoses. NOTE: Cause and manner of death are conclusions that only the Coroners Service can make, and these cases are both still under investigation; but the circumstances of these…
The ongoing labour dispute between Federated Co-op Limited and Unifor #594 is a civil matter between employer and employees. The Regina Police Service is responsible for community safety and, at this time, the city is not in jeopardy. The only site where there is an issue is at the Co-op Refinery Complex itself. There have…
Why so many different police vehicles in our city? The Regina Police Service is hosting a Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) blitz today, September 9th, and tomorrow, Friday, September 20th. Police from around Saskatchewan will be working alongside partner agencies to identify traffic violations and take enforcement action. This two-day initiative will take place at…