A tire-deflation device was used by police at the intersection of Highway 15 and Township Road 270A to bring the chase to an end, the RCMP said, and police arrested the driver without incident.

At Tuesday's budget information meeting, Regina's administration is laying out five years of capital spending adding up to $976 million, with over a quarter of that for roadways.

Police said the crash, which occurred on Saturday evening, is still under investigation, but the evidence indicates that the cyclist collided with a vehicle as the vehicle turned into a parking lot.

Police said school resource officers found the injured boy, 14, minutes after the alleged assault on Friday. He was taken to hospital with what police described as "non-life-threatening injuries."

Sunshine brought golfers out to Regina's Joanne Goulet Golf Course this weekend as players looked to make the most of the final days of summer after a rainy stretch. The course typically closes in October.

Emergency crews responded to the crash on Albert Street, where the cyclist was taken to hospital. Police temporarily closed part of the southbound roadway between Second Avenue North and Avonhurst Drive.

Mark Delaney said the legislation governing condos and condo boards in Saskatchewan is self-enforcing, meaning there's little help available for problems outside paying for a lawyer and going to court.

The Regina Police Service said both men, ages 25 and 41, are facing robbery charges. They were scheduled to make an appearance in Regina Provincial Court on Friday morning.

Officers located and arrested two of the suspects nearby. A third was found with the help of surveillance footage. Police said the suspect was in possession of a CO2 firearm.

Former Regina police chief Farooq Sheikh admitted he should not have called a police board member connected to a drug investigation as his firing appeal continued.

Ward 5 Councillor Sarah Turnbull said the provincial government has provided no information and had no conversations with the city about the data centre being built just outside of Regina.

Former Regina police chief Farooq Sheikh was fired with cause in October 2025 after he was found to have sent inappropriate texts regarding his contract to a board member.

The Centre currently remains a non-profit organization separate from the RCMP and hopes to collect 20,000 petition signatures before taking its years-long push for national museum status back to Ottawa.

Councillor Victoria Flores said there are about 20 people at a homeless encampment in Regina who are ready to go into housing, but the province's social services hasn't made any moves to help them.

In all, four million Canadian addresses are being converted, according to the statement. Canada Post anticipates the switch in Saskatchewan's two largest cities will occur by October of next year.

The charges include producing or distributing false or misleading information, misrepresenting employment opportunities and taking unfair advantage of a foreign national's fear or lack of experience.

An investigator who looked into the complaint that led to former Regina police chief Farooq Sheikh's firing in October was the first to testify at an appeal hearing on Tuesday.

The owner of J. Fellinger & Sons Meats says the encampment has led to more garbage in the street, people passed out on his steps, and people not wanting to venture into the neighbourhood.

Police said nobody was injured in the crash on Monday afternoon, and the officers quickly tracked down the vehicle and the driver, who is now facing a charge of failing to stop after an accident.

From seeing Queen Elizabeth ride in a convertible in Regina to riding streetcars and cheering Grey Cup wins, Marion McKechnie has a century of memories to share as she celebrates her 100th birthday.

The three youths, which include a 12-year-old girl, are facing robbery charges after a man was bear-sprayed and robbed of alcohol Sunday. Two of them also face charges for breaching release conditions.

Bell Canada is expanding its plans to build an AI data centre outside of Regina, announcing it will establish the company's new Bell AI Fabric Headquarters in Saskatchewan.

A random audit brought the employee's alleged improper use of an internal database to light. It found that she improperly accessed the database six times between 2023 and 2025.

As the City of Regina takes another preliminary step toward a major revamp of Saskatchewan Drive, one business is worried about its customers' ability to park if their front parking lot is removed.

A medicine wheel and the Seven Grandfather Teachings - wisdom, love, respect, courage, honesty, humility and truth - are turning part of Ken Jenkins Park into a space for reflection and reconciliation.

The family of 16-year-old Bailey says in an online fundraiser she lost three limbs after the train incident in Regina on Sept. 6 and faces a long recovery in a Saskatoon hospital.

An application to rezone part of the former Glen Elm Trailer Court looks to clear the way for low-rise residential construction such as townhomes and apartments.

A pre-budget proposal to add paid parking to streets around Regina's two hospitals as well as along Victoria Avenue and Angus Street in Cathedral is drawing sharp criticism from some members of council.

Regina mayor Chad Bachynski says the city will have to review its contracts in order to minimize the impact of cross-border tariffs during a trade war that he described as "ridiculous."

Four young men are each facing a mischief charge from Regina police after a bear spray incident on Barr Street on Saturday. Paramedics offered medical treatment to the victim who had been sprayed.

Regina police are reporting arrests in a stolen vehicle incident, which was assisted by the aerial support unit, and a break-in at a home in the city.

Items totalling nearly $9 million in additional spending were put under the microscope at a pre-budget meeting of Regina City Council, resulting in several requests for more information.

Regina's gauges showed that 95 millimetres of rain fell on the community on Sunday and Monday, leaving city crews dealing with a massive sinkhole near Rochdale Park and another at Speaker's Corner.

The incident happened at the train tracks near Elphinstone Street and McKinley Avenue on Sunday evening. Police said a 16-year-old girl suffered serious injuries while attempting to cross the tracks.

Volunteers at Core Community Park say Regina City Council's new approach to encampments is helping people rest and connect with services, but housing and basic supports remain urgently needed.

A report being presented at Tuesday's pre-budget meeting of Regina City Council includes a proposal to add paid parking zones around the Pasqua and General hospitals as well as streets in the Cathedral area.

A faded photograph. A handwritten letter. An old book. Each can hold a piece of someone's history. Robin Canham's job is making sure those stories survive.

Pierre Poilievre used a tailgating stop at the Labour Day Classic in Regina on Sunday to call on Prime Minister Mark Carney to disclose the expected costs of Canada's new U.S. counter-tariffs.

Environment Canada said the rain was falling at about a millimetre a minute at one point, and the system that brought the morning storm could also bring unsettled weather to today's CFL game at Mosaic.

The Labour Day Classic brings thousands of CFL fans to Regina, and although Winnipeg fans may trash-talk the city's signature pizza they still gobble up plenty of slices on game day.

Tourism Regina recently launched new merchandise including key chains and T-shirts that display the four-sided pizza slice that is beloved in Saskatchewan and hated by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

The Nutrition Coupon Program helps low-income families, seniors and pregnant people access fresh food while supporting local producers. It's being done in partnership with Nutrien and the YWCA.

A Carmichael Outreach worker says people living in Regina encampments face barriers to housing and treatment, while acknowledging the toll that theft and property crime take on businesses.

Work on 11th Avenue is now completed as far west as Lorne Street, and with just a few blocks of paving and sidewalks left to complete, at least one business is eager to see it wrap up.

People who live in Langholm Lodge on Smith Street said it was a frantic way to start the morning, after being woken up to the sound of fire alarms, neighbours knocking and the smell of smoke.