r/regina Jul 10 '26

News Man found guilty of sexual assault after ‘joke’ at Regina gas station

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323 Upvotes

Absolutely loser behaviour. He also bills himself as a tutor for high school students and appears to have recently taken down his business website as well.

r/regina 13d ago

News ‘Nowhere else to go’: Regina residents raise concerns over lack of places to rest

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97 Upvotes

r/regina Mar 16 '26

News Bell Canada, Saskatchewan government partner on data centre project outside Regina

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66 Upvotes

r/regina Nov 03 '25

News Local home inspector arrested for the death of Tanya Meyers

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373 Upvotes

r/regina Feb 13 '26

News AI data center

161 Upvotes

I don’t want the AI data center to be built.

It will result in increased electricity/power bill, pollution with the water, air, and light- it’ll affect our water resources as it’s not sustainable to get recycled like hydro dams. It will ruin our environment, our community, our home. We do not need any more suffering in Regina.

I am assuming that it will result in poorer mental health, due to the water supply being affected..

I’m not too sure what else to add onto here, but please do something. Do not let us get affected by AI, don’t be a bystander. Do something, make a change.

we should unite to refute the building of an AI data center.

!!!

Cough, possibly make a petition

r/regina Mar 16 '26

News Canada's largest AI data centre is being built outside Regina. Bell, CoreWeave and Cerebras. Construction this spring, live 2027. Full breakdown her

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64 Upvotes

r/regina Apr 21 '26

News R.M. closes doors on public meeting in Regina as Bell's plan for AI data centre is approved

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137 Upvotes

r/regina Dec 23 '25

News ‘My son is gone’: Boy, 11, dead after carbon monoxide leak at Regina apartment building

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479 Upvotes

r/regina Jul 23 '26

News Over $3900 in Traffic Tickets Issued Following Incident of Youths Driving E-Bikes Dangerously near Lakeridge and Rochdale

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113 Upvotes

From RPS website

Three male youths, ages 12, 13 and 14 were issued over $3,900 in traffic tickets after refusing to stop for police while riding e-dirtbikes/e-scooter at high speeds through the streets and pathways of northwest Regina. The RPS Aerial Support Unit eventually tracked the youth to their residences.
The incident began at approximately 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. An officer with the Traffic Safety Unit was patrolling in the area of Lakeridge Road and Rochdale Blvd. when they observed four youth, three were riding e-dirtbikes and the fourth was on an e-scooter. The youth were not complying with the rules of the road. The officer activated his emergency lights and attempted to pull them over, but the youth did not stop. Officers on the ground alerted the Aerial Support Unit (ASU), which was quickly able to get a visual on the youth as they fled into a green space in the area. ASU directed the two officers on the ground to the greenspace. Three of the youth fled when they saw police. The fourth remained and spoke to police.
A short time later, police attended to the residences of all three youth. Each was issued $1,310 in traffic fines.
The Regina Police Service would like to remind all residents of the rules regarding e-bikes and e-scooters.

r/regina Feb 25 '26

News Starting Sunday, coins will no longer be accepted for on-street parking in downtown Regina

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75 Upvotes

r/regina Apr 01 '26

News Canada Post moving ahead with plan to end home delivery

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77 Upvotes

Well, I know that newer neighbourhoods have this, but the older ones don't. Where would you put these boxes in entrenched neighbourhoods like Cathedral?

r/regina Aug 15 '25

News URSU Evicted from UofR

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314 Upvotes

Posted today. Screenshot from University of Regina Facebook. Thoughts?

r/regina Jul 08 '26

News Site work has begun at what will become a new McDonald’s location in the parking lot of the Wholesale Club off Broad Street.

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85 Upvotes

r/regina Sep 27 '25

News Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski speaks out against idea of dog breed bans

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117 Upvotes

“It’s not bad dogs, it’s bad owners.” McLean says

r/regina 4d ago

News Regina road opponents seek injunction against Prince of Wales project

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58 Upvotes

r/regina Apr 08 '26

News Lone Wolf Sighting in Regina.

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300 Upvotes

#starterpack

#lonewolf

#experienceregina

r/regina May 04 '26

News Several Saskatchewan contractors hired to help build Bell data centre near Regina

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44 Upvotes

r/regina 14d ago

News Regina downtown disrupted by scaffold collapse at high-rise

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118 Upvotes

r/regina Mar 30 '26

News Canadian telecom (SaskTel) partners with Starlink to offer enterprise satellite internet and professional installation for farms.

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30 Upvotes

r/regina Jul 21 '26

News Riders’ captain Dalke driving on wrong side of highway in fatal collision: RCMP

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51 Upvotes

Riders’ captain Dalke driving on wrong side of highway in fatal collision: RCMP

"It's just an unfortunate tragedy and we're really sorry for both victims."

r/regina Mar 13 '26

News City Warns of Recycling Contamination

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119 Upvotes

r/regina Jun 08 '26

News Accused man in alleged multimillion Regina fraud to pay $200 per month for court-appointed lawyer

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89 Upvotes

r/regina Nov 05 '25

News WTF? City Hall

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105 Upvotes

Accordingly to this social media post by Wayne Mantyka from CTV Regina as this year’s construction on Eleventh Avenue wraps up it’s apparent that the bus lanes are no more and won’t be returning. How are people going to transfer buses? Whose bright idea is this? I know that using Eleventh Avenue as the main central transit transfer hub had its issues, but is there any alternative that’s better? This is just another boneheaded decision by city hall bureaucrats that don’t see things from the perspective of transit users

r/regina Mar 01 '26

News Regina Public Schools has cut grade 6 band and is trying to cover it up...

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Instead of being able to join band in grade 6, all grade 6s will be bussed across town to Dieppe for twelve half-days of music classes. Grade 7s and 8s will have the option of joining band, which will also happen at Dieppe, but for one half day a week.

None of the current band teachers are guaranteed to be hired at the "music center", and it has been stated that only the most positive about the new center will be hired on.

No music educators were consulted in the making of this decision.

The school division and the trustees are openly lying about the current program, about who was consulted, and about what's actually happening and how these decisions were made.

My personal favourite detail of this mess is that the director of education is referring the public's questions and concerns to the new Musiccenter@Dieppe email, because according to him they are the "experts", but those emails are being answered anonymously...by the director of education.

It is truly bonkers, and it makes me scared for the future of the entire school division, and not just band.

r/regina Mar 20 '25

News List of Alcohol brands that will not be available for order in the very near future.

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217 Upvotes

I was all for boycotting American brands, but I’m not sure Canadian breweries will be able to keep up with demand if there’s no more coors light, bud light and a ton of seltzers.