Author Archives: Britton Gray

Regina's Wholesale Sports will be closing its doors at the end of the year. The sporting goods store will be closing on Dec. 31. Nick Harsulla, manager of corporate communications for the United Farme...

The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced legislation to provide a legal definition for the term "privatize", specifically when it comes to Crown corporations. "These changes clarify the meaning o...

Polling stations all over the city will be busy all day Wednesday as people in Regina cast their ballots. Shortly after the polls opened, downtown people started trickling in and out. Many people expl...

Thousands of Roughrider fans have been through the doors of new Mosaic Stadium, but Darian Durant is still holding out. It's not that he hasn't had the opportunity; it's just that he's waiting for the...

The city landfill will be switching to winter hours Monday. Starting on Oct. 31, the City of Regina's landfill will be closed on Sundays as it switches to its winter hours schedule. The landfill will ...

Transit will be free for voters on Election Day. Voters will be able to take city buses for free in order to get to the polls. The service will be available to conventional and Paratransit customers, ...

SaskTel will be bringing fibre optic technology to 80 Saskatchewan First Nations offices and 10 tribal council offices by the end of 2018. SaskTel announced on Oct. 25 they have partnered with Indigen...

A Regina man was arrested after failing to attend court earlier this month and is now facing nine new charges. The 31-year-old man was the subject of an outstanding warrant. The man was released under...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are getting ready to say goodbye to the old Mosaic Stadium. The team will play its final home game at Tayrlor Field on Saturday against the B.C. Lions. A fan festival will...

Advance voter turnout has increased in Regina for the 2016 civic election. The City of Regina reported 7,296 votes were cast during advance voting. This was an increase of just over 31 per cent from t...