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With summer around the corner, local business owners in Regina’s downtown area are looking at creating a more vibrant and safe space to attract more people.

On Tuesday, Regina Downtown Business Improvement District operations manager Nelson Mitchell said the Downtown Clean Team collected 845 pounds of litter last year but some downtown commuters feel the streets could be cleaner.

“Sorry we’re closed.” It’s a sign that more than a few local Regina businesses have been forced to hang outside the front window of their shop, as money is tight in 2024.

Regina produce business say the demand for locally growing and sourced food is on the rise.

The Regina Warehouse Business Improvement District says Apex Adventure Plex is a welcome addition to the community.

Regina Fire Chief Layne Jackson said on Thursday, “Around this time of year, businesses have more equipment and appliances operating for things like heat but we can’t say for certain what caused this fire until we have the official report back from fire investigators.”

As more bars and breweries across Canada are seeing the trend of mocktails and non-alcoholic beverages grow, some Regina businesses are adding to their menus.

Police have arrested a 31-year-old woman after a stolen taxi rammed several downtown Regina businesses and drove through the Cornwall Centre.

Three Regina friends have combined forces to start OneHoop, an Indigenous consulting business that aims to foster economic reconciliation.

Venue B Coffee Lounge & Events owner Michelle Brooks says “I want to put my energy towards something good Indigenous youth can see the possibilities and reward that comes with being a business owner.”

The cost of living is forcing some shoppers to have a tighter budget for their holiday shopping. However, shopping local might be an option for people looking to save a penny.

Regina Downtown Business Improvement District engagement manager Sophie Ferrel said on Tuesday, “We hope to continue this program for many years and to get more people shopping local this holiday season.”

It was a busy Tuesday afternoon for Regina fire crews, as a tent encampment caught fire in the downtown area of the Queen City. The fire left one person injured, who was taken to hospital by EMS.

Elle’s Cafe owners Elle and Henry Grzeda reflected on Monday saying, “something I learned as an individual and business owner is how the smallest adjustments can make a world of difference for someone who is visually impaired.”

WATCH: Local retailers in Regina are stocking their shelves with orange shirts for Sept. 30 which is known as Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Moosa Imran has the details.

Regina mayor Sandra Masters spoke about the contents of a time capsule to be buried on the grounds of Wascana Pool on Monday. “It’s meant as a gift and a message to the future residents of Regina,” Masters said.

Regina residents are disappointed after learning the Eden Care Communities (ECC), on behalf of the Regina Lutheran Home (RLH), has made the business decision to end its long-term care services agreement with the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) effective April 11, 2024.

Regina Food Bank (RFB) CEO John Bailey said on Tuesday that “we are neighbours feeding neighbours supported by local businesses and the only person who isn’t at the table is the government.”

A Regina-based company that helps kids sharpen and improve their math skills is using board games as one of many tools to boost mathematical abilities.

It’s been two months since Regina launched the airport bus service and the city reports it’s doing well. Moosa Imran sat down with Regina Transit to discuss the route’s success and future.