Regina Police Service

• Regina mom fights for answers after son comes home from daycare with unexplained marks

  A Regina mother fights for answers after her 2-year-old son came home from daycare with unexplained marks on his body. The daycare said kids sometimes go home with bruises.

  Canada

  Jun 8
  
• Preparations in talks for Regina’s 80th annual D-Day commemorations next year

  Lt.-Col. Kyle Clapperton spoke at an event where a regimental flag was raised to commemorate D-Day and discussions of preparations for next year's 80th anniversary was announced.

  Canada

  Jun 6
  
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• Teddy Bears Anonymous celebrates 15-year milestone

  Teddy Bears Anonymous celebrates 15 years with a community event where teddy bears and cake were handed out and organizers sold hot dogs to raise money for the cause.

  Features

  Jun 4
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• Regina sees rise in crime rates, says new police report

  Regina police report that within the last year, there have been 990 crimes against people and crimes against property have seen an increase of 12.4 per cent, with 3,500 incidents.

  Crime

  May 31
• 13-year-old girl charged after threats uttered toward Regina school

  A Regina school was placed into 'Secure the Building' mode Friday morning following an incident where a 13-year-old girl was arrested and charged.

  Crime

  May 26
• Police operation complete in Village of Buena Vista

  Those in the Little Grand Avenue area in the Village of Buena Vista were asked to shelter in place Friday afternoon as Regina Police and RCMP conducted a joint operation.

  Canada

  May 19
• 22-year-old Regina man charged following attempted taxicab robbery

  A 22-year-old man was arrested and charged following an attempted taxicab robbery on Sunday while a second suspect remains at large.

  Crime

  May 8
• 51-year-old Regina woman who worked as a cleaner facing fraud, theft charges

  A 51-year-old Regina woman who worked as a cleaner in a seniors' complex has been arrested and charged with fraud and theft after an investigation of three separate incidents.

  Crime

  May 1
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• Family remembers Dendrae Thunder Lonechild who died in vehicle, pedestrian collision

  Dendrae Thunder Lonechild is being remembered as a goofy and cheeky 16-year-old boy who liked to make people smile and had a deep love for his family.

  Investigations

  Apr 26
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• Crime in Saskatchewan changed with COVID-19. Police chiefs explain why

  Two police chiefs in Saskatchewan say the pandemic has affected crime across the province, adding there's been a shift to address rising social issues as well.

  Canada

  Apr 25