Saskatchewan Municipal Police Services, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Conservation Officers are working proactively to address the issue of gun violence in this province through an upcoming Firearms Amnesty Program, from March 29 to April 27, 2018 . This is an initiative of the Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police, or SACP, patterned after…
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The Regina Police Service is encouraging all Regina residents to take a little time to get to know their neighbours. In our growing and vibrant city, it may seem difficult to imagine, but there are residents of Regina who are isolated. Sometimes, it’s the result of a change of residence, a new job or retirement,…
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Spring is here, and once again the Regina Police Service is asking Regina residents to take a critical look at their homes, properties and personal safety practices with the goal of preventing crime in our neighborhoods. While working in the yard and spring-cleaning, Regina residents are reminded to ensure their doors are locked. This includes…
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The Regina Police Service is happy to report that this year’s “Mosaic – A Festival of Cultures” was exciting for all the right reasons: the annual event was, once again, a fun-filled celebration of our diverse community. It is an unfortunate possibility that events which draw large crowds can, sometimes, also present an opportunity for…
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A police investigation into what children thought might be a firearm prompted enactment of a Secure the Building protocol at a Regina elementary school today. Seven Stones School, in the 1100 block of Princess Street, took the precaution for a period of about an hour and a half this afternoon, from approximately 1:00 p.m. to…
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