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Regina residents are searching for answers as garbage piles continue to grow in the North Central neighbourhood.

Garbage piles continue to be a problem in the alleys of the Regina north central neighbourhood, but some local residents have taken it upon themselves to deal with the mess.

On Friday, a Regina resident commented on the Thursday night shooting incident involving police. He hopes the incident will prompt the community and city council to “clean the neighbourhood up.”

Teens from one Regina neighbourhood are taking it upon themselves to bring change.

Regina police officers remained outside of a home in the 1300 block of Ratallack on Friday where an investigation continues into the discovery of a body on Thursday afternoon.

Fire investigators sealed off a home on the 1100 block of Rae Street in Regina’s North Central neighbourhood after crews battled to extinguish hotspots on Thursday morning. No injuries were reported after operations were completed at 5:30 a.m.

A north central neighbourhood woke up to the aftermath of a water main break that flooded their streets. Now, they’re working to clean up the mess it left behind. Morgan Black has more.

Some of Regina’s most vulnerable have been hardest hit by the pandemic, but a new space in the city’s north-central neighbourhood is expanding its hours to serve the community.

A man in his fifties was found killed in his home yesterday and while police have charged one man in connection to the murder, police are still tracking down more who may be responsible. As Blake Lough reports, the man who was killed was popular in his neighbourhood.

They are tackling one of the province’s roughest neighbourhoods with a boots-on-the-ground approach. White Pony Lodge patrols the streets of Regina’s North Central neighbourhood, bringing pride back to the community. Blake Lough reports.

Wed, Jan 25: In 2007, a dark shadow was cast upon Regina and specifically North Central. In an article, Maclean’s Magazine had dubbed it “Canada’s Worst Neighbourhood” citing high rates of crime and violence as the most dangerous in the country. Now, 10 years later, another article looks at if anything’s changed. Christa Dao reports.

Volunteers rallied together Sunday for the 8th annual clean-up of Regina’s North Central neighbourhood, which aims to restore pride and improve safety. Katelyn Wilson reports.

It was a day of excitement and pride as Regina’s North Central Family Centre held its annual run Saturday, celebrating the North Central neighbourhood.

Firefighters were called Monday morning to a duplex being built on 95A Street, north of 112 Avenue, the Alberta Avenue area. Kim Smith reports live from the central Edmonton neighbourhood, which has seen an increase in fires this past year.

Developer Qualico broke ground on the Station Lands project on the north edge of downtown Edmonton, which will add more housing and works spaces near the Epcor Tower, Rogers Place and Edmonton’s Chinatown neighbourhood. Nicole Stillger has the details.

Thu, Jul 14: Police are investigating after a 12-year-old boy was shot. It happened just after 3 a.m. Thursday in the North Central neighbourhood. The boy is in hospital with non life-threatening injuries. David Baxter has more.

Digging Deeper – High crime rates are hitting too close to home for one long-standing resident of North Central Regina. Connie Dieter is an activist for the city’s roughest neighbourhood and she’s taking to politics to take a stand.

Dozens of people attended a rally Sunday afternoon in northeast Calgary demanding that a high school be built in that area. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, parents are frustrated that with a population over 100,000 people in north-central Calgary communities, they still don’t have a high school in their neighbourhood.

The owner of Alberta Barber Academy, north of downtown Edmonton in the Central McDougall neighbourhood, said the business has had dozens of break-ins, attempted break-ins and cases of vandalism over the past eight years. Kim Smith reports.

A house under construction on 82 Street near 115 Avenue in north-central Edmonton’s Parkdale neighbourhood was destroyed by a fire on Friday morning.