Tag Archives: Regina

As Frost Regina winds down for 2024, the warm weather brought both pros and cons for the annual winter festival. Jennifer Johnson, Regina's deputy city manager, said Saturday the festival has been a g...

While many are enjoying the warm weather pushing temperatures well above freezing this week, outdoor skaters are struggling to find any ice. On Thursday, the Provincial Capital Commission announced th...

Frost Regina is in full swing, with many different events taking place across the city. So far, the 2024 winter festival has seen everything from dance battles to aerial acrobats and ice sculpting. Pe...

Drivers who don't stop at red lights before turning right will soon be lighter in the wallet. The City of Regina announced Monday it's expanding the Red Light Safety Program, with hopes of ensuring th...

A 22-year-old chef's passion for cooking started with her elbows in the dirt of her garden. Now, Bernadette Ballman is to be slicing and dicing on the international stage with Canada's Junior Culinary...

A Regina high school teacher is walking his students through the inner workings of Bitcoin. Bitcoin was invented in 2008 and started being used as a currency in 2009. It's the first decentralized cryp...

As competition wrapped up Saturday evening at the Saskatoon Field House, a pair of athletes were shining brighter than the competition. Mariam Abdul-Rashid, a racer out of Oshawa, Ont., was donning th...

A dance battle is heating things up during Frost Festival. 'Bridge-the-Gap' is a choreography and street dance competition. It includes break-dance, open-style and hip hop battles. Eddy Alvaro is a we...

The Cathedral Village Arts Festival needs a helping hand. The festival is struggling due to the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as a lower number of sponsorships, the reduction of ...

A 16-year-old boy has been charged with second-degree murder in relation to a man's death on Retallack Street just before Christmas. Police were called on Dec. 21 to the 1300 block of Retallack Street...