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Deputy Chief Dean Rae is retiring from the Regina Police Service after nearly 34 years of service with the force.

Lindsey Hoesen, with Regina Police Service, reminded all drivers that “the best way to avoid collisions is to leave lots of space between other cars, take time traveling, and ensure windshield visibility is unobstructed.”

Regina Fire and Protective Services responded to an ‘industrial accident’ on McDonald Street on Friday morning near a stone slab supplier. Regina police were also present at the scene controlling traffic and investigating the cause of the accident.

Regina police worked with Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services and the Regina Open Door Society to develop the new communications card.

Regina Police Service Deputy Chief Lorilee Davies explained the importance partnership program that provides kids with positive interactions with police and for officers to “get back to what it’s all about, and that’s helping people.”

WATCH: At a Board of Police Commissioners meeting, a report was shared that reveals that Regina Police Service (RPS) face limited resources to handle individuals who are arrested for public intoxication. Jessica Durling has more.

The Regina Board of Police Commissioners announced the newest chief of police for the Regina Police Service (RPS) on Tuesday. Farooq Hassan Sheikh has been named the 15th chief of the RPS.

Regina Police Service (RPS) Deputy Chief Dean Rae illustrated the advantages of the RPS aerial support unit on Tuesday. Rae said the unit demonstrates it’s value in incidents involving missing persons, vehicle pursuits, and even laser pointers directed at airlines.

Regina Police Service (RPS) Deputy Chief Dean Rae said on Tuesday that officers apprehended and charged a 39-yeard-old man with dozens of mischief-related charges including endangering lives following a downtown gas meter tampering spree and fire.

RCMP, Regina police and peace officers, veterans, ministers, the families of the fallen officers, and other locals came together for the annual memorial service in their honour.

The Regina Police Service said that as of July 30, they have seized millions of potentially lethal doses of fentanyl in 2023.

Regina Police Service Staff Sergeant Kelly Campbell said on Thursday that “the number of trafficking cases related to Fentanyl is concerning because of the drug’s potency, while the use of other drugs like cocaine remains steady.”

Regina Police Service Cpl. Melina LaLach spoke on Thursday about the department’s “Copsicles” initiative, saying “it helps us get out into the community, show children they don’t need to be afraid of the police and to come to us if they ever need help.”

Regina Police Services units were seen blocking off part of the 400 block of Hamilton Street while the explosives disposal unit investigated a suspicious object using a drone near the play structure at St. Michaels school on Wednesday.

What’s next for Regina’s homeless population, now that many residents of the tent encampment are displaced after members of the Regina Police Service (RPS) dismantled their temporary homes?

As the 24-hour mark passed for the eviction deadline at the Regina tent encampment, several members of the Regina Police Service (RPS) were busy dismantling tents and arresting residents who became belligerent.

Regina Police Service units stood by as a forensics team investigated the scene of a death at a residence in the 1400 block of Rupert Street on Friday. One investigator was scene transporting an evidence bag containing part of a window from the residence surrounded by yellow tape.

Getting more women into policing has been a priority for the Regina Police Service (RPS) for many years now. And today, the service swore in a new class of officers, nearly half of whom were female.

The Regina Police Service (RPS) confirmed three people are dead from suspected overdoses within the last 24 hours in the city, which includes one at the tent encampment in front of city hall.

Police and Regina Fire have cleared out the tent encampment in front of City Hall, and in the process, social services attempted to find new homes for those affected.