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Regina Food Bank holiday donations impacted by the Canada Post strike

Regina Food Bank holiday donations impacted by the Canada Post strike

John Bailey, Regina Food Bank CEO, says they are still behind on getting food to those most in need partially because of the Canada Post strike.
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Conditions at province’s care homes under microscope at Leg

Conditions at province’s care homes under microscope at Leg

Daily Leg Update: Issues in long term care highlighted during final day of fall sitting.
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Latest HOMEBASE hub for youth opens in Regina

Latest HOMEBASE hub for youth opens in Regina

Saskatchewan’s third Integrated Youth Services location now open to provide supports for those age 12-25.
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Frost Regina returns with a new event and a shorter schedule

Frost Regina returns with a new event and a shorter schedule

Frost Regina 2025 is hosting a snowboarding event known as 'The Grind', spanning over two days.
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Grand opening for new parkade at Regina General Hospital

Grand opening for new parkade at Regina General Hospital

Ribbon cutting for long-awaited parkade that will add almost 700 new parking spots.
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Support group offers safe space for mental health struggle, providing connection and hope

Support group offers safe space for mental health struggle, providing connection and hope

Nicole Cole, the facilitator of the support group, has gone through anxiety and depression her whole life.
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Officer injured following assault in Regina

Officer injured following assault in Regina

A struggle ensued, leading the officer to sustain a wrist injury.
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Regina Police report decline in crime, but spike in sexual assault and high-speed tickets

Regina Police report decline in crime, but spike in sexual assault and high-speed tickets

Regina Police stats for November show a decrease in overall crime, but sexual assault cases are up by over 14 per cent.
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Regina City Council approves $1.33 million rent reduction for Roughriders despite concerns

Regina City Council approves $1.33 million rent reduction for Roughriders despite concerns

Ward 8 Coun. Shanon Zachidniak said she was disappointed that her resident's concerns could not be addressed regarding the debt write-off.
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NDP blasts Moe over award during Toronto trip

NDP blasts Moe over award during Toronto trip

Daily Leg Update: Opposition roast Premier Scott Moe for attending what they characterized as a partisan event.
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