It’s time to celebrate Canada Day! On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, join us for a full day of community events and entertainment. The day kicks off with a pancake breakfast and wraps up with a stunning fireworks display after sunset. For full event details, visit https://www.reginacanadaday.ca/. Before the fireworks begin, please be aware of road…
The Roughriders are back at home as they get set to take on the BC Lions tomorrow night (Saturday, June 28, 2025). Kickoff is set for 5:00 p.m. and the regular game-day road closures will be in effect around Mosaic Stadium both before and after the game. The Regina Police Service is asking motorists and…
On Saturday, June 14, 2025, the Queen City Pride Parade will make its way through downtown Regina which will affect vehicle traffic flow on 12th Avenue, Broad Street, College Avenue, Albert Street and Legislative Drive. Beginning at 6 a.m., tomorrow, road closures will start in preparation for the parade, which kicks off at noon. The…
Residents and community members have expressed a strong desire to find ways to help prevent crime in their neighbourhoods. In response, the Regina Police Service (RPS) is proud to announce Community ON, a modern-day Neighborhood Watch initiative. Community ON offers a comprehensive suite of programs aimed at helping the public understand how they can contribute…
During cold Saskatchewan winters, warming up your vehicle is a common practice. With a recent uptick in vehicle thefts, the Regina Police Service would like to remind residents to practice proactive crime prevention strategies and never leave your vehicle running with the keys inside. In the last 12 days, the Regina Police Service received 16…
The 2024 numbers are in, and it was another successful year for Regina Crime Stoppers, with tips surpassing last year’s totals. A total of 832 tips were received in 2024 thanks to anonymous information from community members. Tips were not the only category that increased in 2024. The year also saw a significant increase in…
Safety in school zones is a shared responsibility, and drivers play a critical role in ensuring that students and pedestrians are protected. With the snow and cold weather upon us, there’s been an increase in drivers disobeying signage, putting children and families at risk. The Regina Police Service Traffic Safety Unit is committed to increasing…
The spookiest day of the year is here and the Regina Police Service is reminding the public to celebrate safely this Halloween night. For the trick-or-treaters: Add some bright elements to your costume, use reflective tape and carry a flashlight. Stay in familiar neighborhoods. Make a pre-planned route, and share that plan with a parent…
The Regina Police Service is dedicated to enhancing public safety and building stronger community partnerships. In line with this commitment, we are excited to announce another “All Out Progressive Policing Initiative: Engagement and Enforcement” today, Wednesday, October 30, 2024. The 2023 Community Perceptions Survey highlighted a need for increased police presence, and a focus on…
On Tuesday, October 15, 2024 the city’s first Alternative Response Officers (AROs) reported for duty following five weeks of in-service training. These seven Special Constables will spend their first few weeks on the street working alongside police officers who are currently assigned to the downtown area, as this will be the primary location for the…
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