A water main rupture, on January 28th, and the resulting flood at 11th Avenue and Broad Street has caused the Regina Police Service to enact a “Plan B”, when it comes to annual Block Training. This plan involves a temporary relocation of training, which, understandably, might make people curious. So, what is Block Training and…
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Now that the snow has disappeared and people are spending more time outdoors, the Regina Police Service is getting more frequent calls asking how to arrange for safe removal of found, used needles. If you find a used needle in the community, here are the things you need to know: 1) Don’t try to dispose…
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With fall yard work to finish, and Pokémon to catch, people are still enjoying the outdoors in Regina. While walking on the sidewalk, you may notice some less than desirable debris on the ground, such as trash and needles. If you want to be a superhero in your area, put on some gloves, grab some…
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As Regina welcomes visitors from around the province, country, and world, we are hoping that Agribition is enjoyed by all, free from the nuisance of property crime. Unfortunately, there were forty-two incidents of mischief this past weekend; many of those broken vehicle windows. Typically, this type of crime occurs when thieves break a window to…
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The Regina Police Service is encouraging citizens to lock their cars, homes and garages. Don’t leave vehicles unlocked or with keys left in them. Take your garage door openers into the house with you; don’t leave them in your vehicle, especially if the vehicle is left unlocked. Keep all valuables and spare change out of…
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