Sneeze Guards Installed In Council Chambers
Council members and Administration are now sitting divided by plexi-glass and no it’s not because they are in the penalty box or the debates are that heated.
The new semi-permanent plexi-glass dividers are part of measures to help prevent the spread of COVID - 19.
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Habitat For Humanity Looking For Applicants For Two New Homes
Families are being offered the opportunity of a lifetime as Habitat For Humanity is seeking applicants for two new homes they are set to build.
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Zoning Bylaw Changes Will Allow Convenience Stores To Apply To Be Liquored
Council took a big step towards allowing neighbourhood convenience stores to sell liquor.
Administration will prepare an amendment to the Zoning Bylaw which will allow convenience stores the opportunity to apply for discretionary use permits to sell liquor.
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Bridge To Close For Assessment
The City will be temporarily closing a major roadway next week in order to do a major assessment of the structure.
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First Section Paved
If you need to get to the hospital or access businesses off of Highland Drive please remember there is repaving underway.
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Water Main Replacement Program Progressing
Despite not returning to work until Tuesday after the Saskatchewan Day long weekend crews worked on a rare Saturday to progress the project.
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Pay Increase For Council Reaches Bylaw Stage
Council’s remuneration increase reaches the Bylaw amendment stage on Monday evening
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SHA Issues Alert About Potential Exposure In Regina
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued a news release about potential exposure to COVID - 19 in three Regina businesses.
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Rhino's Ramblings - The Great Mask Debate
A commentary and opinion of the great mask debate as Saskatchewan prepares to re-open schools.
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WHL Delays Start Of Season To December
To help ensure the safety of all involved and to work out details with government and health authorities the WHL has delayed the start of its season to December.
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Crops Maturing In The Heat - Moisture Level Dropping
Crops continued to develop although the heat, wind and lack of soil moisture is starting to cause damage.
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Feline Friday Foto
This week's Feline Friday is about entertainment
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Clean-up Continues On Derailment
Although the exact cause of Wednesday's early morning derailment at the CP Rail yards is still being investigated it did involve a collision between a remote engine and another train.
Cleanup continued throughout the night.
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Another Road Closure To Allow For Re-Paving
Another paving project is set to kickoff today.
This time it is Highland Drive.
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Train Derailment Leads To Closed Streets
There was an early morning incident in the CPR yards.
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Less Impaired Drivers - More Needs To Be Done
Despite a drop in the number of impaired drivers people are still needlessly losing their lives because of it.
To help reduce the human tragedies and mourning associated with them SGI continues its campaign.
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Bridge To Close For Assessment
The City will be temporarily closing a major roadway next week in order to do a major assessment of the structure.
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Construction Necessitates Two Temporary Road Closures
Here are a couple of temporary road closures you might be interested in.
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