Regina

• Tony Merchant, prominent Regina lawyer known for class-action lawsuits, dead at 80

  Prominent lawyer Tony Merchant, well known for spearheading class-action lawsuits across the country, including the $1.9B residential schools' case, has died.

  Canada

  Oct 15
  
• Regina applies for provincial disaster relief following major September flooding

  City council agreed to apply to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency in order to designate Regina as eligible for the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP).

  Weather

  Oct 9
  
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• Regina city council begins new budget process with $45M shortfall

  A total of five special council meetings are scheduled throughout next month to go over the city budget in detail, leading to the final budget talks in December.

  Canada

  Sep 5
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• Saskatchewan government gives police more authority to address street weapons

  Saskatchewan's justice minister is looking to give police officer more opportunity to take violent weapons off the streets with new legislation.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• Dewdney Avenue construction on track to meet deadline

  Despite construction workarounds on Dewdney Avenue, some local restaurants along the street have been making the best of the situation

  Canada

  Jul 31
• Regina house fire sends 6 people to hospital

  An early morning fire sent four adults and two youths to hospital after suffering from smoke inhalation and receiving severe burns. Sarah Jones has more on the devastating blaze.

  Canada

  Jul 2
• Hidden Treasures: Saskatchewan’s Government House, the introduction

  Global News is presenting a series called 'Hidden Treasures: Saskatchewan's Government House' which will be diving into the rich history of one of Saskatchewan's oldest buildings.

  Features

  Jun 29
• EDR looking to grow the economy by growing local businesses

  Economic Development Regina has created a new program called Upscale. It focuses on giving small local businesses mentorship and funding for their expansion plans.

  Canada

  Jun 25
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• Mother calls on Regina to search landfill for daughter’s remains

  Michele Bear is on a hunger strike and is camping outside the Regina Landfill as she calls on the city to search landfill for her daughter's remains.

  Canada

  Jun 19
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• Saskatchewan rolls back countermeasures against U.S. tariffs

  The Saskatchewan government has decided to roll back its countermeasures against the ongoing U.S. tariffs, opening up business to the United States.

  Canada

  Jun 12