City of Regina

• Regina executive committee supports fire sprinkler mandate in new residential builds

  Members of Regina's executive committee voted in favour of a motion on Wednesday that would require fire sprinklers in all new residential dwellings.

  Canada

  Jun 22
  
• Elm tree seeds pile up in Regina once again thanks to drought

  Regina Open Space Services Manager Russell Eirich explained the seeds are a result of the recent trend of drier-than-average weather.

  Canada

  Jun 14
  
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• Regina councillors say new investment could end homelessness in the city

  Councillors Dan Leblanc and Andrew Stevens have drafted a motion which would see city administration create a fully costed plan for ending chronic homelessness in Regina.

  Canada

  Jun 14
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• Regina Food Bank and schools partner to curb food insecurity

  Around 43 per cent of food bank users are children and one in eight kids in Saskatchewan face food insecurity.

  Consumer

  Jun 12
• Gas prices hit $2.06 per litre at some Saskatchewan gas stations

  Gas prices in Saskatchewan hit a historic milestone in Saskatchewan on Monday, with some gas stations reaching $2.06 per litre for regular unleaded fuel.

  Consumer

  Jun 7
• Road improvement projects along north and south areas of Lewvan Drive underway

  Two different projects are now underway along Lewvan Drive in Regina, including Regina Avenue to Parliament Avenue and Sherwood Drive to 1st Avenue North.

  Traffic

  Jun 6
• City of Regina approves tax and water utility affordability program

  Program applicants who meet eligibility criteria will give a $0.66 daily credit and a $1.32 daily credit on their water bills. 

  Consumer

  Jun 1
• Regina executive committee looking at residential retrofit rebate program

  The City of Regina is looking at a retrofit rebate program to encourage residents to consider energy efficient upgrades in their homes.

  Canada

  May 25
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• Here’s what’s open and closed in Regina on Victoria Day 2022

  Waste, organic and recycling collections will continue as scheduled.

  Canada

  May 22
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• Spring showers bring May mosquitoes to Saskatchewan

  In total, Johnston said the budget for the Pest control department is about 1.6 million dollars per year. Roughly half of it is spent on mosquitoes.

  Canada

  May 19