Evening News: May 17

Zombie Prep Camp was designed to teach participants practical skills in unarmed combat, archery, axe-throwing, emergency first aid, fire-starting and shelter building. It also has real zombies. Continue reading →

The Lonely Planet travel writer touring Saskatchewan wants to see the province’s number of entries doubled in the guide’s 12th edition. Continue reading →

The province unveiled the 15 Saskatchewan communities that will receive new child care spaces as part of a promise made in the budget Continue reading →

A longer than normal winter in Saskatchewan has put highway construction crews back about two to three weeks, and now they are playing catch up. Continue reading →

The second day of a two day Mayor’s Housing Summit included presentations on some real-life solutions tried in other cities across the country. Continue reading →

Delegates from around the country gathered at the long-anticipated Mayor’s Housing Summit Monday to discuss solutions to Regina’s housing crisis. Continue reading →

After sitting empty for over a year, there may finally be some movement at the site of Capital Pointe, the proposed condo development in downtown Regina. Continue reading →

The New York Times is reporting that Derek Boogaard’s family has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the National Hockey League. Continue reading →

Ward 3 city councillor, Shawn Fraser has issued a challenge to engage people in the political process and support locally-owned businesses. Continue reading →

Some Regina organizations who deal with housing issues first hand say those who are most affected are being left out of discussions at next week’s Mayor’s Housing Summit. Continue reading →