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Aside from the pandemic, 2022 brought to Saskatchewan its own unique pressures that seemed to rub salt in an already stinging wound. → Read More
As certain pandemic pressures began to ease, 2022 saw City Hall shook loose with unexpected change and distracted by council controversy. → Read More
In two years, the number of community fridges in Regina grew from zero to three, with communities helping to fill gaps for those in need. → Read More
The Cathedral RaDon Project loans monitoring devices to residents to check levels in their home and then helps them navigate next steps. → Read More
While some have criticized the change on social media, community organizations say they understand the logistical challenges that led to it. → Read More
The new city manager, and her four dogs, moved to Regina on Monday and started in her new role Tuesday. → Read More
Climate equity is the main message behind a new report released by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Saskatchewan on Thursday. → Read More
Amusement tax, a new city manager, parking and alleys up for discussion by city council. → Read More
Developers and target core communities are excited for the potential new intensification and revitalization incentive programs may have. → Read More
The community association said incentives to develop in the neighbourhood would be a positive thing as long as affordability remains key. → Read More
City council has voted to expand Regina's red light camera program to include rolling right turn violations and explore other expansions. → Read More
A complaint made against Shaw for comments made related to Indigenous people will not be investigated by the integrity commissioner. → Read More
Integrity commissioner Angela Kruk sheds a little light on what criteria an ethics complaint must meet in order to be investigated. → Read More
Council voted to expand Regina's red light camera program to include rolling right turn violations, but says it's not a ploy to pad wallets. → Read More
Regina city council decided not to impose sanctions against Shaw after she revealed a struggle with mental illness and a desire to get help. → Read More
A group of professors say University of Regina administration must do more to communicate about and mitigate COVID-19 amid seventh wave. → Read More
One Wednesday, the Regina Public Library announced plans to pursue the demolition and rebuild of its central branch instead of renovating. → Read More
Vaccination and masking is at a standstill. Experts say better and more aligned messaging is needed to make it through in one piece. → Read More
The series will be the first big-budget production since the government increased funding to the Creative Saskatchewan Production Grant. → Read More
The Moose Jaw Police Service hopes a new strategic plan will help uncover new and emerging trends in the community. → Read More