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An explosion at Regina's Co-op Refinery Complex early Tuesday sent part of the site into flames.

Saskatchewan's two main party leaders have renewed their appeals to voters in Regina with the provincial election just around the corner. 

The lawsuit stemmed from a May 2020 spill where the city claims it found 60,000 litres of contaminated water from the plant.

While people in flood-affected communities continue to see lineups and sporadic outages at gas stations, experts say the province is not in immediate danger of running out of fuel.

The Co-op Refinery Complex announced in a release on Monday that the company will go ahead with a reduction of its in-scope workforce over the coming months.

REGINA - A vice-president with a company that runs a refinery in Regina says a short-lived fire in a coker unit won't affect the supply of diesel or gasoline to consumers.

Unifor Local 594, which represents workers at the Co-op Refinery Complex, says it is unable to accept the latest offer from the company.

"We are currently reviewing the offer and will provide a detailed synopsis for the membership soon," Unifor Local 594 said in a Facebook post Monday afternoon

Appointed the by Saskatchewan government, special mediator Vince Ready will look to end the labour dispute between Unifor Local 594 and Co-op Refinery Complex.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the province will appoint a special mediator to Unifor 594 Local and CRC, if Unifor agrees to cease all illegal activities.

Only business-related traffic and pedestrians are allowed through. Other traffic remains diverted.

On Jan. 20, Unifor national president Jerry Dias was one of 14 individuals arrested by Regina police and charged with mischief.

Unifor made a call to action to all unions across Canada to join them on the picket line after bargaining talks failed with the Co-op Refinery Friday.

The Co-op Refinery has been providing security to its managers since the lockout began on Dec. 5.

Unifor, which is facing another contempt order, says they’ll take down the barricades surrounding Co-op facilities but only if they can get back to the bargaining table.

Truckers who haul fuel for Federated Co-operatives Limited and Co-op Refinery Complex protested against Unifor's blockade around the refinery downtown Regina on Thursday.

As part of his release condition, Doherty must stay 500 metres away from the Co-op Refinery Complex.

Regina police are taking down the blockades at Co-op Refinery Complex on 9th Avenue North, between McDonald and Winnipeg Streets.

A fire at Regina's Co-op Refinery Complex on Monday afternoon was contained and extinguished quickly, according to the CRC.

Unifor Local 594 is holding rally at the legislature grounds on Wednesday to pressure the provincial government to help end the labour dispute with the Co-op Refinery.