The Regina Police Service is repeating its warning about the so-called “CRA Scam”. The Regina Police Service Communications Centre has been receiving calls daily from concerned residents advising they had been contacted by someone claiming to work for the CRA, or Canada Revenue Agency. None of the callers became victims of this scam, but the…
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The Regina Police Service is advising the media and members of the public of a scheduled training scenario for police recruits of the Saskatchewan Police College, taking place Thursday, May 19th and Friday, May 20th at a high school in the 3300 block of 7th Avenue. This advisory is being issued in conjunction with the…
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You may not have seen the flyer, but the word is out. Did you know that Regina neighbourhoods are open for Late Night “Shopping”? And merchandise is flying off the “shelves”…well, actually they’re cars, not shelves and the merchandise is anything that can be stolen (change, cigarettes, sunglasses, phones, wallets, tablets, laptops, etc.). Oh, and…
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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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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…
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