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• Regina councillors say new investment could end homelessness in the city

  Councillors Dan Leblanc and Andrew Stevens have drafted a motion which would see city administration create a fully costed plan for ending chronic homelessness in Regina.

  Canada

  Jun 14, 2022
  
• Regina city council passes Energy and Sustainability Framework

  The Energy and Sustainability Framework, which was unanimously passed by executive committee last week, is up for debate at council's meeting on Wednesday.

  Canada

  Mar 30, 2022
  
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• Regina city council approves 2022 budget featuring 3.4% mill rate increase

  Regina city council approved the city's 2022 budget on Friday afternoon after three days of deliberations and debates at city hall.

  Canada

  Dec 17, 2021
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• Regina Police Service receives approval from city council for its 2022 budget

  Regina city council has given the green light for the 2022 Regina Police Service budget after council voted 7-4 in favour of the proposal.

  Canada

  Dec 15, 2021
• Regina city council approves $1M permanent supportive housing grant program

  Council passed the plan unanimously Wednesday in a move applauded by several public delegations who said there is high demand for permanent supportive housing in Regina.

  Canada

  Apr 15, 2021
• Trucking industry, Regina residents at odds as route removal council debate looms

  In their last meeting before the election, Regina city councillors will decide whether or not to ban trucking traffic from a stretch 9 Ave North.

  Oct 24, 2020
• Residents, retailers welcome new motion to ban plastic bags in Regina

  Regina City Councillor Bob Hawkins' motion to draft a plastic bag ban bylaw passed unanimously Wednesday.

  Environment

  May 29, 2020
• Proposed budget being debated tonight at City Hall

  The 2014 proposed budget calls for the average homeowner to pay upwards of $200 more per year to own their home, sparking a lot of controversy among residents.

  Feb 24, 2014
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• City approves controversial development in north Regina

  REGINA – City council has approved what’s become a controversial development plan for north Regina. Pending provincial approval, the housing community could soon pop up along Winnipeg Street, north of Uplands on a parcel of land between the Evraz steel mill and the Co-op Refinery. It, however, has raised some red flags with representatives from...

  Environment

  Mar 19, 2013