Recreation is among the core services provided by the City of Regina, and a new document aims to guide policy for the next decade. Continue reading →

Regina’s rideshare rules, which include no minimum fares, are set to go before the city’s executive committee on Wednesday. Continue reading →

A local couple bought the nearly century-old tudor-style mansion in November before applying to tear it down. Now it’s up to city council to decide the building’s fate. Continue reading →

Uber Canada is focusing its efforts on Regina and Saskatoon, though service could include cities like Warman and Martensville. Continue reading →

A budget proposal to replace two of Regina’s five outdoor pools with a $15 million outdoor aquatic facility in Wascana Centre has the Heritage community feeling pushed aside. Continue reading →

A six block stretch from 15th Avenue to Saskatchewan Drive has been marred by vandalism, vacancies, and fires at the popular Lang’s Café and Travelers building. Continue reading →

The City of Regina is currently working a bylaw to better govern illicit massage parlours. Police believe there are around 20 operating in the city. Continue reading →

Net revenue from photo radar tickets used to remain in the Saskatchewan city where the money was collected, municipal leaders say. Continue reading →