Regina Police Service launches ‘Positive Ticketing’ program
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
The Regina Police Service have launched a “Positive Ticketing” program to reward youth for good behaviour. Continue reading
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Family reacts to RCMP review of Nadine Machiskinic death investigation
“I’m not going to sugar-coat anything because it was a very poor investigation,” said Delores Stevenson, Machiskinic’s aunt. Continue reading
Regina police make Nadine Machiskinic death investigation review public
The Regina Police Service has released a redacted copy of an external review into the force’s investigation into the death of Nadine Machiskinic. Continue reading
Regina police see significant increase in number of outstanding warrants
Regina police said 71 per cent of people wanted on criminal code warrants don’t have a fixed address, which can cause challenges to officers. Continue reading
‘We need to get people’s attention’: Auto theft on the rise in Regina
Auto theft rates rose by 51.8 per cent in 2018 from 2017. Continue reading
Regina police chief reconsiders options as Machiskinic family calls for RCMP report to be made public
Regina police are considering their options as Nadine Machiskinic’s family continue their quest to get their hands on the RCMP report on her 2015 death. Continue reading
Minister wants police to review policy that keeps murder victims’ names private
Saskatchewan’s justice minister isn’t ruling out changes to legislation in response to a new policy by the Regina Police Service on holding back the names of murder victims. Continue reading
Regina Police Service changes policy on releasing names of homicide victims
The Regina Police Service has changed its policy on releasing names of homicide victims and according to the chief, he’s unsure if it will mean more or fewer victims will be identified. Continue reading
More drivers attempting to evade police: RPS
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Being pulled over by police can give you a dreadful feeling- but Regina’s police chief says more people are actually speeding away instead. Continue reading
Regina police won’t shut down protest camp until courts rule
By Carlyle Fiset Anchor
Regina police won’t be removing anyone from the Justice for our Stolen Children camp until the matter is resolved in court. Continue reading