Regina Police

• Regina police arrest suspect charged with copper wire theft

  A 50-year-old man is facing charges after he was arrested for stealing copper wire early Monday morning, police said in a news release.

  Crime

  Aug 24
  
• Remains buried in Regina at least 5 years ago identified by police

  Regina police said the human remains found in the backyard of a residence in June have been identified as a man who would be 34 years old today.

  Crime

  Aug 20
  
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• No charges for Regina officer who fatally shot homicide suspect: watchdog

  The Regina police officer who fatally shot a suspect in July of 2025 will not face charges, Saskatchewan's police watchdog has concluded.

  Crime

  Aug 19
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• Third person charged in Elphinstone Street homicide: Regina police

  A 30-year-old man is the third person facing charges in connection with the deaths of two people in Regina, police said. He is facing charges including second-degree murder.

  Crime

  Aug 19
• 2 women facing murder charges in connection to 2 deaths in Regina: police

  The 19-year-old suspect will also face the courts for charges of unauthorized possession of a firearm and possession of a loaded, prohibited firearm.

  Crime

  Aug 12
• Regina police investigating after 2 found dead on Elphinstone Street

  Regina police and the Saskatchewan Coroners Service are investigating after two people were found dead early Tuesday morning.

  Crime

  Aug 11
• Regina mosque’s call to prayer resumes after police reissue permit

  The Regina City Jamia Masjid received a permit from the RPS to play its Adhan, or call to prayer, on Friday before its Jummah prayer. It must reapply to do so weekly.

  Canada

  Aug 4
• High-risk sex offender to live in Regina neighbourhood, police say

  Jason Paul Thorn is expected to live in Regina's Heritage neighbourhood, police said, cautioning that he 'poses a high risk for acts of sexual offending against female children.'

  Crime

  Jul 27
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• 3 Regina youths riding e-bikes, e-scooters face nearly $4K in traffic fines

  Three adolescents received nearly $4,000 in traffic tickets after police said they refused to stop for officers and rode e-dirt bikes and e-scooters at high speeds.

  Crime

  Jul 27
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• Former Regina police chief says firing was ‘unjustified and wholly disproportionate’

  In a statement through his lawyer, former Regina police chief Farooq Sheikh says the process that led to his dismissal lacked fairness and due process.

  Canada

  Jul 13