Troy Charles
Troy Charles is a digital broadcast journalist at Global Regina.
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Ukrainian children arrive in Regina with families
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Humanitarian flight with 230 Ukrainians arrives in Regina
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Regina City Council votes against mandatory sprinkler systems for new homes
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NDP calls on the province to provide school boards with emergency funding
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Parkade at Regina General Hospital restricted, 3 areas with anomalies detected
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Regina’s Ukrainian community continues to support newcomers fleeing war
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Street fair concludes triumphant return for Cathedral Village Arts Festival
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Balfour Collegiate students walk out against teacher who made alleged offensive remarks
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With no choice but to flee, Ukrainain refugees find stability in Saskatchewan
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Regina Humane Society breaks ground for a new animal community centre
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Humboldt Broncos crash first responder joins the walk for PTSD awareness
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Pickleball mania comes to Regina
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Electrifying EV event makes stop in Regina
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COVID had him on his deathbed, then frontline hospital workers saved this man’s life
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Easter bunny makes stop at Saskatchewan Government House
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Regina cheer team eager to represent Canada at World Championships
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Prairie storm hits Regina
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Relaxed health measures to blame for sick kids, Saskatchewan pediatrician says
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8-bit composer: Regina musician creates a throwback video game soundtrack
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Saskatchewan NDP calls on government to do more to address children’s hospital capacity
Author Archives
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NDP calls on the province to provide school boards with emergency fundingAlong with cuts to teaching and auxiliary positions Regina Catholic Schools will now charge parents a $70 lunchtime supervision fee.EducationJun 24
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‘Love is love’ overriding message at Regina Pride ParadeThe parade is just one part of the ongoing 10 day queen city pride festival which recognizes the gender and sexually diverse communities of Regina.LifestyleJun 11
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Regina restaurants ready for Saskatchewan Roughrider’s home opener"Rider games are very helpful to struggling hospitality sector especially when were recovering from the pandemic," said Bushwakkers bar manager Grant Frew.SportsJun 11
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New Health Canada food labelling requirements for ground meat draw criticismThere are many products that will be exempt from the new rule but ground meats are not and its left some within the meat industry scratching their head.HealthJun 10
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Fundraiser pits workers against dreaded copy machine in ode to ‘Office Space’The concept for the fundraiser was simple, make a donation to Carmichael Outreach, choose your weapon, size up your copier and get to smashing.CanadaJun 4
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Regina’s Ukrainian community continues to support newcomers fleeing war'We're receiving newcomers here in Regina pretty much every day. They're coming and they have nothing. We're trying to help as much as we can,' said the president of UNF Regina.WorldJun 2
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Street fair concludes triumphant return for Cathedral Village Arts FestivalFor the first time since 2019, all the familiar sights, smells and sounds were back at the street fair. The fair concluded the 31st edition of the Cathedral Village Arts Festival.LifestyleMay 29
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With no choice but to flee, Ukrainain refugees find stability in SaskatchewanTheir lives changed in an instant. Viktoria got an early morning phone call from a friend telling her to wake up her relatives and run away because Kyiv is getting bombed.WorldMay 8
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Sea-to-Sea walk for PTSD passes Regina, Humboldt Broncos crash first responder joins the walkSea-to-Sea walk for PTSD awareness passes through ReginaHealthMay 6
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Regina Humane Society breaks ground for a new animal community centreIt will be located at 4900 Parliament Ave. in the Harbour Landing community and spread across 38000 square feet.HealthMay 5
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Regina council gives go ahead to transit master planThe plan highlights a goal to have public transit account for one quarter of all trips taken within the city. Currently that number is closer to five per cent.PoliticsMay 4
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City of Regina commemorates mental health week with new reflection benchesThe benches will serve as a physical reminder to take a moment and reflect on oneself and each other. This year 5 benches will be dispersed, the first being at Kinsmen Park South.HealthMay 3
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Pickleball mania comes to ReginaThe three-day event will involve over 260 players taking the court, which makes it the largest ever player pool in Saskatchewan pickleball history.SportsApr 30
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After a long winter, Regina’s golf season is finally hereThe city’s four municipal golf courses — Tor Hill, Murray, Goulet and Lakeview Par 3 — are all scheduled to open on Saturday, May 7, weather permitting.SportsApr 29
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Three charged in Saskatoon after search warrant turns up illicit drugsOfficers executed a search warrant at a residence in Saskatoon and seized fentanyl, methamphetamine, other drugs, cash and a weapon.CrimeApr 29
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Public inquest into the death of Samwel Uko has new dateThe inquest into the death of Samwel Uko, who died by suicide after seeking help at a Regina hospital, has been rescheduled twice. It is now set to begin on May 30.CanadaApr 29
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Rising costs the new normal for Saskatchewan’s home construction industryConstruction costs continue to rise and are up about $80,000 per unit from last year. Also, supply chain issues are creating up to a 10-week delay for the construction of homes.CanadaApr 28
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Inflation fallout hitting Saskatchewan construction industryWith inflation costs, the Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association is calling for government relief saying contracts signed in the fall don't represent the reality of today.CanadaApr 27
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Opening day in jeopardy for Regina Beach’s Blue Bird CafeThe owners were aiming to open May 1st with patrons back inside but that is now up in the air with most of the damage occurring on the dining room ceiling.CanadaApr 24
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COVID had him on his deathbed, then frontline hospital workers saved this Sask man’s lifeRob Friesen was alone at the hospital and in isolation when he was told he had two hours to tell family members he was going on life support. He awoke from a coma two weeks later.HealthApr 22
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Regina cheer team eager to represent Canada at World ChampionshipsThe Regina team submitted a video audition of their routine to Cheer Canada and from that they were selected to dawn the red and white.SportsApr 16
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Much to residents’ dismay, winter has returned to ReginaA trip through local neighbourhoods had all the signs of a mid-January day: snowblowers roaring, cars getting stuck in the snow and shovels back at their front porch command posts.WeatherApr 14
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COVID-19: Relaxed health measures to blame for sick kids, Saskatchewan pediatrician saysPediatrician Dr. Kurji feels the abnormal timing of the viral surge is partly to blame on the recent removal of covid-19 health measures.HealthApr 8
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New canola crusher slated for Regina’s Global Transportation HubCargill will build a $350 million canola crusher at the GTH. The 247-acre plot is the first piece of land the government-owned industrial park in Regina has sold since 2017.CanadaApr 6
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Regina musician’s 18th-century violin stolenOn March 30, Gannon's house was ransacked. Gone were her TV, Nintendo Switch, art canvases and an Italian-made violin that was handcrafted back in 1795.CrimeApr 4