The city said its workers will be spraying the trees with BTK, "an organic product approved by health Canada, which effectively kills cankerworms but is harmless to pets, wildlfie and humans."

A Toronto couple stopped in Regina this weekend with an SUV covered in 2,000 love notes as part of a cross-country mission to collect stories of hope, connection and human kindness.

The North Central Community Association and SaskEnergy teamed up Saturday to help people in the neighbourhood get rid of bulky household items like mattresses, furniture, appliances and yard debris.

Break Free Outreach Ministry's Back to Life Second Hand Clothing and Home is using donated goods to fund community programs in North Central with plans to launch a job training initiative in the fall.

A 47-year-old man is now facing charges after several people who hired a renovation company are out more than $50,000 for work that was never completed, according to Regina Police Service.

Goforth was convicted in 2016 of starving a four-year-old child to death and abusing her sister. She is eligible in August and will live in a community residential facility for six months before a review.

Regina city council is being asked to confirm a $1.5 million cash-and-services commitment for hosting the 2027 Grey Cup. The amount is a $500,000 increase from the city's commitment to the 2022 Grey Cup.

The pavilion is bringing the sights, sounds and flavours of Greece to this year's festival, and organizers promise an authentic cultural experience with Greek cuisine, lively folk dancing and music.

Jack Semple said he is bringing a new perspective to his music after undergoing emergency brain surgery four months ago, saying it feels like Christmas every morning that he wakes up.

Police said the caller told their victims they had won a prize - either cash or a new vehicle - but said payment of "a small fee" was required before they could collect.

Police said officers arriving at the scene learned three suspects had assaulted an employee with bear spray before grabbing bottles of liquor and running from the business on foot, according to the release.

Niki Anderson, whose contract was terminated by Regina City Council in July, was the highest-paid employee of the city in 2025, according to the public accounts, earning roughly $460,000.

Orest Warnyca has done almost everything in his years working at Mosaic - organizing entertainment, volunteers and security at one point or another. He's also led the Regina Multicultural Council.

Regina Lyric Musical Theatre is closing out its 49th season with a production that co-producer Megan Horne said is a change from the family-friendly shows they have performed in previous years.

The family of 11-year-old Henry Losco has filed a statement of claim against four companies following his death from carbon monoxide poisoning in the family's downtown Regina apartment building.

Mosaic - A Festival of Cultures will return for its 56th year on Thursday, with 19 pavilions showing off different cultures around the Queen City before the event wraps up on Saturday.

A suspect that police said was arrested through a theft investigation is now also facing a charge of assaulting a police officer causing bodily home during intake at the police detention centre.

The City of Regina said programs like the family swim, toonie teen swim and adapted leisure swim are returning this summer, along with swimming lessons for kids of all ages.

As Regina surveys the public on extending Prince of Wales Drive, Doug McKell says there's no route for the road across Wascana Creek that wouldn't threaten the nature preserve his family created.

Crazy Ape Extreme Equipment's biggest customer is the United States, with over 50 per cent of its product sent south. The Regina-based company said the current CUSMA deal has helped protect them.

Regina police charged four men in separate weekend incidents across the city, with one involving an imitation gun that turned out to be a lighter and another involving a machete.

"Investigation led by the School Resource Unit led officers to the suspects and suspect vehicle, where they located an 'Orbeez' gun (gel blaster) inside," the Regina Police Service said.

A survey is available until June 24 to let residents share their opinions for the purpose of informing the city's next steps on the project, which aims to help relieve congestion in east Regina.

The redevelopment is one of three Prairie finalists for a $25,000 grant to help build an accessible playground and basketball court. Organizers hope votes from Saskatchewan will help the project.

One of Regina's extreme weather spaces, the Central Library, is closed for the weekend after its air conditioner stopped working and staff had no way to control the inside temperature.

A new promo card will work like a pre-paid credit card to be used at participating Regina businesses, in an effort to promote tourism in the city among visitors, with local businesses at the centre.

The team is under new ownership in 2026, with Brandt Sports and Entertainment taking the reins. The team promised an improved experience for fans in the Queen City this season.

Regina's first major heat wave of the year has brought long lineups to Elle's Cafe. Owner Elle Grzeda says customers are swarming to the shop for cold treats and summer nostalgia.

Bus ridership at F.W. Johnson Collegiate during a four-month pilot program that provided free transit passes to students was three times what it was after the pilot ended, without a difference in attendance numbers.

Justice Holli Kuski Bassett has adjourned the trial for months, after a witness could not testify due to a scheduling conflict. The trial has run for four days and will resume in November with a voir dire.

As the heat wave continues across the province, local air conditioning companies are seeing a dramatic increase in demand for air conditioning services due to struggling AC units and mechanical breakdowns.

A wet spring followed by sudden heat is causing mosquito numbers to surge in Regina, with the city reporting trap counts five times higher than last year so far. Residents can reduce breeding by limiting standing water.

A report from city administration indicates that at current spending levels, both local and major roads in Regina will fall farther and farther from their targeted condition levels in the years ahead.

For 50 years, the First Nations University of Canada has empowered Indigenous culture and focused on community-driven education. Alumnus Milton Tootoosis reflected on its positive impact on his life.

Campbell Collegiate students helped install floating wetlands in stormwater retention ponds at Rochdale Park as a test of a low-cost way to improve water quality and reduce algae in Regina.

RPL director and CEO Jeff Barber is planning to retire in the fall after more than two decades with the organization. RPL is expecting to name a new CEO of the Library by the end of the year.

"When an employee confronted the suspects, one of them punched the employee and threatened them," the Regina Police Service said in a statement. "The suspects then fled the business."

According to the report, the man came outside while the home was surrounded by police and fired a handgun, striking a police vehicle. Two SWAT officers each fired a single shot at the man in response.

A group calling for an independent inquiry into inappropriate access of police databases is disappointed after Regina's board of police commissioners did not advance the proposal.

The Regina Police Service said the investigation indicated the female victim was trafficked across western Canada, including in Regina, between December of 2023 and November of 2025.

Justice Holli Kuski Bassett has approved amendments to broaden dates on the indictment of the accused music teacher after hearing arguments from both prosecution and defence on Tuesday.

The 28-year-old Regina man is facing 14 charges after the incident on Sunday and was also arrested on an outstanding warrant from Regina Police Service for attempted murder, Carlyle RCMP said.

James Bogusz, CEO of the Regina Airport Authority, said travellers can expect to see some prices rising and some flights operating less frequently as airlines work to consolidate their routes.

Crown lawyer Adam Breker argued for an adult sentence, while defence lawyer Andrew Hitchcock argued for a youth sentence, saying that at 17, the man hadn't developed the moral culpability of an adult.

A group of women says the Regina police force, as well as the broader justice system, must make changes to end breaches of privacy that are victimizing women in Regina.