"I am just excited to get out there and see what it is like," said Jason Henry. "I got new clubs this year for the first time in 20 years, and I've just been itching to get out."

The seven buses were bought for $1.37 million each. The City of Regina split the bill with the Government of Canada. In 2026, the city will receive an additional 13 electric buses.

As part of the federal election work, classes at two Regina high schools learned about elections and then held their own in a program from Elections Canada.

"We are doing everything in our power to avoid the worst-case scenario, but we can't do it alone - we need the community's help now," said Bill Thorn, with the humane society.

According to the Regina Police Service, the east and westbound lanes of Victoria Avenue have been closed to all traffic between Broder Street and Winnipeg Street.

Three people have been arrested and charged in relation to the death of a 42-year-old Regina man. Two are charged with accessory after the fact to murder, and the other is charged with first degree murder.

"We'll be playing all the classics, some deep cuts, and sharing some brand-new tracks from the forthcoming album," Adams said. The Regina show will also feature Saskatchewan rockers The Sheepdogs.

"It was frightening. I had emails calling me a flat Earther. I had emails calling me a Nazi, and I'm like, 'How did this even happen from planning the town hall?'" Councillor Sarah Turnbull said.

The province has long been considered one of the most reliably conservative provinces in Canada, but Saskatchewan's political identity has shifted dramatically over the last century.

Jason Thorn, whose criminal history includes sex crimes, has been returned to closed custody after breaching the conditions of his statutory release and not the result of a new offence, police said.

The flight from Regina to Halifax will run on Sundays from June 29 until early September. The flight from Saskatoon to Halifax will run from June 28 until early September.

"Police officers asked residents of the area to stay indoors and additional police officers were required to help keep the gathering public back from the immediate area due to safety concerns."

Both the U of R Women's Centre and UR Pride are in legal battles with the student union. UR Pride claims it's owed over $100,000, while the Women's Centre claims it's owed around $200,000.

Mark Erickson, a resident of North Central, started voluntarily cleaning up his neighbourhood about a week ago. Now he's rallying more people to join his grassroots initiative "The Garbage Men."

The power failure happened in a diesel producing unit and hydrocarbon leaked, Andrew Swenson, Communications and Public Relations Manager with Federated Co-operatives Limited, told 980 CJME.

It's golf season! Murray and Tor Hill golf courses will open for the season on April 25. Driving ranges at both courses opened April 18. Lakeview Par 3 course is scheduled to open on May 2.

Throughout the week, students raised money for Beat Cancer Week which dates back to 1997, in honour of a student who passed away from cancer. The money will go to equipment, supplies and research.

A 38-year-old Regina woman has been charged with accessory after the fact to murder. She was arrested on April 17. Last week, a 36-year-old Regina man was charged with First-Degree Murder on April 10.

The school would not disclose which campuses or departments the cuts are from, but said the layoffs include 13 faculty, 10 professional services employees and four out-of-scope workers.

Former Estevan Bruins player Mason Strutt is set to appear in Regina court on charges including assault, threats, and animal cruelty. He remains in custody and will appear by video on April 17.

Homeowners say this happens every spring, but this year is worse. They want to see the City of Regina conduct better bylaw enforcement for trash that is illegally dumped. A community clean is set for May 3.

Police said Thorn's criminal history includes sex crimes, and he has a history of reoffending. "He poses a high risk for sexual offences against female children," the police service noted.

"Residents are advised to avoid these marked areas, especially when walking with children or pets," the city said. Pet owners were asked to keep their animals leashed and away from the treated areas.

Gas from anaerobic bacteria being released when the ice melts in spring means a smelly experience for Wascana but the stink doesn't pose any risk and is "a very natural thing."

The student health plan, the U-Pass and all those activities will be fully funded. The university will just have to ensure that it pays those bills.

Montana Fehr, 23, who was last seen on November 10, 2024 and the subject of a missing person investigation, was identified by police. Saskatchewan Coroners Service is helping to clarify what happened.

The Breast Health Centre will open its doors to patients on April 23 and offer diagnostic imaging, surgical procedures, and post-operation treatment. It will take about 1,600 referrals a year.

For voters who can't attend the campus locations, or have not yet made up their minds on who to support, advance voting will be held Friday through Monday at various locations around the province.

"Just because we're a smaller city, doesn't mean we don't have the bigger-city drug issues," said Detective Constable Jonathon Kerr, with the Weyburn Police Service's drug unit.

Guests at the May 3 event at Casino Regina will see a house being built live on stage to show the real impact of every dollar raised and the home will be awarded to one lucky winner on the night.

Visual artist Zachari Logan said the U.S. president's cuts to diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility programs are a direct attack on the queer community but inspire him to create more art.

Wildlife spotted at 28 biodiversity monitoring stations included yellow rail, an "extremely rare" black-billed cuckoo, an American mink and a couple of moose were seen in Wascana Park.

The highly contagious virus can spread very easily by breathing contaminated air after an infected person coughs or sneezes, or by touching a contaminated surface such as a doorknob or shopping cart.

Regina EMS confirmed 42 year-old Christopher Seaton of Regina deceased in the 400 block of East College Avenue on April 10. A 36-year-old Regina man has been arrested and appeared in court on April 11.

Councillors voted to move ahead with developing a compensation plan for businesses within 100M of Halifax Street shelter and the creation of a new bus pass for post-secondary students starting Aug. 24.

Police officers found the injured man at the scene and attempted first aid, but he was pronounced dead by paramedics. The Regina Police Service said the man's name "will not be released at this time."

An information session will be held for Glen Elm residents on Thursday evening. The City of Regina intends to connect residents to a number of different services after they received eviction notices.

According to members of the group, the meeting with the mayor went swimmingly, and he has committed to look into everyone's problems with the new smart water meters.

"I could always say we need more housing. We need different types of housing - affordable, social, shelter space - we need all of that," said Robert Byers, Namerind's president and CEO.

Police said the driver is charged with flight from a peace officer, dangerous driving and failing to comply with a probation order, while the passenger was charged with resisting arrest.

At Wednesday's meeting, Regina's city council will discuss a report on ways to help the residents who have been evicted from the trailer court.

"We are absolutely in conversations to basically take lessons learned from last year and figure out a way that we can support those businesses on Dewdney," Mayor Chad Bachynski said.

Dewdney Avenue and 11th Avenue revitalization projects begin on April 7, with all bus stops on 11th Avenue between Albert and Broad streets moving to other locations on Sunday.

"If a SaskAlert was sent out we would give information to residents on how those impacts might affect them so that they can plan on their own behalf," Kim Olsen with the City of Regina said.

Students at the U of R are concerned with how its students' union URSU is being run. The university has recently stepped in and announced it has cut its funding collection deal with the union.