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Easter long weekend hours for Regina's city services, leisure centres, public libraries, transit services and malls.

The free rapid-access counselling services are offered in partnership with Family Service Regina’s Thrive Rapid-Access Counselling.

Last year, the Saskatchewan Party government barred third-party organizations from presenting sexual education in schools.

Teachers from Regina and Moose Jaw will be on rotating strike Monday in front of the Saskatchewan Legislature.

Experts say cyber attacks are getting more numerous, more complex and easier - and that Canada's regulations don't go far enough to help companies stay safe.

Approval of the capital, operational and the utility budget provisions has been pushed to Dec. 18th.

Monday voted to reduce the utility budget increase from four per cent to three per cent, which will bump the city's utility budget by roughly $5 million.

Your guide to what stores, services and activities are open on New Year's Day, 2024.

The Regina Mayor sits downs with Global News’ Brenden Purdy to discuss a range of issues that occurred throughout the year and how the City responded in those situations.

Organizers of Frost Regina winter festival are hoping to break 2023's attendance record of 88,000 people and see 100,000 in 2024, thanks to new partners and additional programming.

The Lightning Bug Tattoos is one of many places that celebrate Friday the 13th by giving back to the community with its "Get What You Get" tattoo event.

Hundreds of people walked in support for residential school survivors and the children who did not make it home at a community smudge walk at the First Nations University.

The board has said that older books, are allowed in schools if they are ``accurate, relevant to the student population, inclusive, not harmful, and support the current curriculum."

The Regina Public Library temporarily closed its central location following an altercation between two teens on Tuesday evening that landed one in hospital and the other in court.

Two Saskatchewan organizations explain the importance of celebrating National Indigenous History Month this June across the Prairies.

CUPE Saskatchewan said employers need to address growing incidents of abuse and violence at public libraries after a survey revealed workers increasingly feel unsafe.

At Regina city hall Wednesday, there was a buzz of excitement about potential projects, but also notes of concern regarding catalyst committee timelines and recommendations.

Many Regina business leaders were in attendance Thursday to hear from Mayor Sandra Masters about the current state of Regina, including past city failures and future projects.

A report regarding large-scale recreation and culture facilities will be submitted to the City of Regina showing the average cost of projects will go up in the coming years.

Canada set up 38 quarantine facilities in 14 cities across the country throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, between March 2020 and September 2022.