Author Archives: Adriana Christianson

A draft bylaw around mandatory bike helmets and a possible buffer zone between vehicles and bikes will go before Regina city council at the end of the month. After reviewing a report on bike safety, t...

A nurse who has been robbed while walking to her car after work says a parkade at the Regina General Hospital could bring some relief to a parking situation she describes as "painful." Jennifer LeGard...

Taxi companies are waiting with meters running after Regina city council delayed reviewing regulations for the industry. Sandy Archibald with Regina Cabs said the industry has been looking for a level...

Every time Melissa Gavel drives the highway between Melville and Regina, she is thankful for a seatbelt and a carseat which kept her and her infant son alive. According to SGI, an average of 34 people...

The provincial government is hoping the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and the private sector can get creative with a solution to the lack of parking spaces and security concerns at Regina's Gene...

Imagine teaching a class where some students are still learning English, some have learning disabilities and others have diagnosed behavioural issues. That's how education experts describe the reality...

For the first time in its history, the Grey Cup Festival will be in the same location as the game in 2020. Everything will be within walking distance on the grounds of Evraz Place. Saskatchewan Roughr...

The era when you could leave your vehicle unlocked is long gone and the age of social media is leaving the window cracked for criminals to steal your identity. Regina Police Chief Evan Bray said the c...

Ten years ago, crystal meth was almost non-existent in Regina and gun crimes were out of the ordinary. Now, Police Chief Evan Bray says, officers deal with both on a daily basis. Following a presentat...

Saskatchewan's classrooms look a lot different now than they did years ago -- and the change goes far beyond technology. Gone are the days of chalkboards and typewriters, which have been replaced by s...