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Downtown Regina heritage building will be levelled despite objections from advocates
Despite the objections of heritage advocates, a downtown Regina building damaged during the 2023 fire that destroyed the Gordon Block will itself be demolished. City council overturned the recommendat...
Geoff Smith
Dec 05, 2025
Council has approved the demolition of the Credit Foncier building at 2184 12th Ave. after it was heavily damaged by the Gordon Block fire in 2023. (Geoff Smith/980 CJME)
Next steps in railyards development await decision from Regina City Council
Years in the making, development of Regina's vacant railyards could finally take another step forward early in the new year. Regina city council is being asked Wednesday to approve the issuance of a n...
Geoff Smith
Dec 03, 2025
The Yards, along the south side of the newly-reopened Dewdney Avenue, will be the subject of a request for proposals if council approves on Wednesday. (980 CJME photo)
VIDEO: Regina mayor opposes floral conservatory closure
Read more: Regina mayor Chad Bachynski says he does not support the closure of the Regina Floral Conservatory. Or, for that matter, a fire hall. In a video posted to Facebook, Bachynski says council h...
Geoff Smith
Nov 25, 2025
Regina chamber CEO says potential tax hike could be 'crippling' for businesses
Regina's business community is hoping city council can find ways to reduce the potential property tax hike for 2026. Last week, the administration laid out a $51 million shortfall that would equate to...
Geoff Smith
Nov 24, 2025
Daren Anderson, Deputy City Manager and Chief Financial Officer (left) and Jim Nicol, Acting City Manager talk to media about Regina city budget deliberations for 2026-2027. (Daniel Reech/980 CJME)
Regina residents could be subject to higher property taxes: City
Regina residents could be paying much higher taxes. City council is forecasting a mill rate increase of 15.69 per cent to maintain current service levels. Administration forecasts operation expenses o...
CJME News
Nov 20, 2025
Daren Anderson Deputy City Manager, Chief Financial Officer (L) and Jim Nicol, Acting City Manager talk to media about Regina city budget deliberations for 2026-2027. (Geoff Smith/980 CJME)
City of Regina appoints new integrity commissioner
The City of Regina has announced its appointment of Patricia Farnese as its new integrity commissioner. The integrity commissioner is an independent officer tasked with investigating and settling pote...
Daniel Reech
Oct 27, 2025
The integrity commissioner is an independent officer that serves up to four years. (980 CJME file photo)
Regina confirms 50 per cent surcharge on leisure program fees for non-residents
Regina city council is raising leisure rates, including introducing a 50 per cent surcharge for people who don't live in the city registering for programs like swimming or art lessons. The extra charg...
Daniel Reech
Oct 09, 2025
A rendering of the indoor aquatic facility's lanes and diving platforms. (City of Regina/Screenshot)
Regina mayor, administration consider early budget talks a success
Regina city council completed its final early budget meeting on Friday. Council discussed a projected $17.4 million funding shortfall for its 2026 utility operating services and the city administratio...
Daniel Reech
Oct 03, 2025
Mayor Chad Bachynski said on Oct. 3, 2025 that Regina's new budget process has allowed for more clarity. (Daniel Reech/980 CJME)
City of Regina's new budget process aims to boost trust and transparency
City of Regina officials have detailed the new budget process for the 2026-27 round of deliberations. The new process is intended to give councillors more time to make decisions and allow for more pub...
Daniel Reech
Sep 06, 2025
From left, Mayor Chad Bachynski, acting city manager Jim Nicol, and chief financial officer Daren Anderson present the city's new budget process for the 2026-27 round of deliberations on Sept. 5, 2025. (Daniel Reech/980 CJME)
What's open and closed in Regina on Labour Day
With temperatures in the Queen City expected to hit 30 C on Labour Day Monday, people can still enjoy a refreshing dip in a number of the city's outdoor pools. Here's what's open and closed in Regina ...
CJME News
Sep 01, 2025
Beat the heat at Wascana Outdoor Pool, which is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Labour Day. (Daniel Reech/980 CJME)
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