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The City’s housing strategy for 2027-2032 was referred to the Accessibility Committee for further consultation.

The lunches are packed and the back packs are on… the start of the school year has officially kicked off. We hear from local students and parents about what they are looking forward to this year. Also, over 700 people are currently experiencing homelessness in Regina, so what is the cities plan? What City Council...

The City of Regina says the project is in the functional design phase and is tentatively planned to conclude at the end of 2026. Subsequent phases will include preliminary design, detailed design and construction. The ongoing feasibility study is about determining the best route for a potential extension of Wascana Parkway to Prince of Wales...

The Globe Theatre is here to stay! After a unanimous decision from city council, a loan will be granted to the theatre to keep the doors open. We hear from mayor Chad Bachynski and Regina residents on what this means for the city. Also, the opposition is looking for answers about the Bell AI data...

Regina city council voted 8-3 in favor of passing the sale of a large portion of REAL’s assets to Brandt. The sale will close on September 1st.

Regina city council discusses a report that indicates the city is falling behind when it comes to funding for roads. As multiple areas in the province deal with record breaking temperatures, outdoor workers give their thoughts and strategies on how they keep themselves safe and cool.

Regina city council looks to keep property taxes in check as they debate the possibility of putting a cap on the 2027 mill rate increase. Paramedics from across the province gather in Saskatoon to address current concerns in the industry and the need for improved recruitment.

By a margin of 8-3, Regina City Council approved the sale of a number of REAL assets to the Brandt group earlier this week. With more on that, our Juliane Bodini was joined in studio by Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski.

Reactions to Regina city council officially selling parts of the REAL district to the Brandt Group. More concerns from the opposition around power production as a leaked document has the NDP going after the provincial government over the cost of maintaining coal fired power plants.

Regina city council made changes to the city’s animal bylaw on Wednesday. The changes include faster action on dangerous animals, as well as stricter leash rules.

Regina city council has approved a new way of dealing with its cities derelict building problem.

Saskatchewan gun owners respond to the federal gun buyback program coming to a close. Regina city council aims to tackle the city’s blemishes, voting to advance a new property tax subclass specifically for derelict buildings.

It was a busy week at Regina’s city council meeting, with a decision made over transit prices and new animal legislation in the city. To break it down, Mayor Chad Bachynski joined our Juliane Bodini.

Reaction to Regina city council approving a new bylaw that targets dogs owners. A multi year investment by the federal government will help support Saskatchewan workers impacted by tariffs.

Regina City Council withdrew its $119 million debt commitment because the city’s borrowing limit is maxed out. The city is instead prioritizing critical infrastructure like the wastewater plant and aquatic center.

Library advocates feel unheard and are frustrated following Regina city council’s decision to put the central library renewal project on hold. More questions around what led to the SaskPower rate increase as a new letter calls out the government for lacking transparency. Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Mace speaks after being named CFL head coach...

As Regina’s city council discusses a possible 10 per cent increase on transit fares, advocates for affordable transit share their thoughts.

Scott Moe steps into the bear pit at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities convention. Regina city council talks funding for the new indoor aquatic facility and changes to transit fares. The provincial government announces new legislation that helps Saskatchewan gun owners get fair value for their prohibited firearms under the federal buyback program.

After five days of talks Regina City Council passes next year’s operating budget. Strong winds and blowing snow wreak havoc for city commuters. Saskatchewan farmers set new crop production record.

On day two of budget talks Regina City Council hears from a number of delegates and community members expressing funding concerns. The need for naloxone in the province is increasing as the number of drug overdoses continues to rise. A Regina man known for having one of the most festive houses during the Christmas holidays...