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There were cries of “Give us more time!” as the City of Regina began dismantling the encampment in Core Community Park on Tuesday.
Firefighters and police officers were in attendance as the tents were taken down, and the debris in the Heritage neighbourhood park became apparent.
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A tense situation as people shout “We need more time” at the homeless encampment at Core Community Park. Police and fire are here as the encampment is dismantled. Streets are closed and a fence is going up @CJMENews #yqr https://t.co/UxcURtweCT
— Geoff Smith (@GeoffSmithRadio) October 27, 2026
City of Regina fire chief Layne Jackson is due to speak to reporters at 3 p.m. to explain why the camp had to be dismantled.
The action taken on Tuesday was different from the stance taken earlier by city officials.
In November, city council approved an outreach-based approach after previous encampments were dismantled. Regina Police Service Chief Lorilee Davies described it as a “person-centric” approach.
More to come.
