Author Archives: Lisa Schick

The gates are open, the grills are on and the grins are a mile wide. The pinnacle of summer entertainment in Regina arrived as thousands of people turned out to the Queen City Exhibition Wednesday. Th...

When Tanner Brotzel was diagnosed with cancer in December, his fellow firefighters rallied to his side and started volunteering to fill his shifts, but now Regina Fire and Protective Services is forci...

Katie Bumphrey sat on the grass on the corner of the block, surrounded by family, watching as crews fought the fire in her home. "All our stuff is in there. This sucks so bad. I never thought tha...

Wanted on drug trafficking charges in Saskatchewan and murder charges in Ontario, police say Abdirisak Yusuf Ibrahim is believed to be Regina.A request for help in finding Ibrahim was sent out by Regi...

The City of Regina is easing concerns about partially-treated sewage water released into Wascana Creek on Monday.One million litres was released to allow for more space in the system and prevent furth...

Rain and high winds persisted on Tuesday in the Queen City. By the evening, it had caused some damage as well.There were reports of several trees being knocked down or broken by the wind. The power wa...

There are new problems with the roll out of the new Canada Post community mail boxes.  In at least one instance in Moose Jaw, the key given out for a mailbox in the new community boxes can open m...

Regina police believe they have the two men who committed a home invasion in east Regina early this morning.At about 7:25 a.m. officers were called to a home on Regent Street, just off of Dewdney Aven...

More than four feet of water is sitting in the basement of the Cancer Patient Lodge in Regina."A cap came off due to the water pressure in the heavy rains that overloaded the drainage system, and the ...

Two men were taken into police custody after at least 10 cruisers showed up to a home in northeast Regina Tuesday morning.Neighbours on 7th Avenue East, just west of Cavendish Street, watched as polic...