As we start the Canada Day weekend, the Regina Police Service reminds the public that setting off firecrackers or fireworks within the City of Regina limits, at anytime, is prohibited under Bylaw No. 2005-18, the Regina Fire Bylaw. The sale of fireworks within the city is also restricted to the day of, and ten days…
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As the Canada Day weekend approaches, the Regina Police Service reminds the public that setting off firecrackers or fireworks within the City of Regina limits, at anytime, is prohibited under Bylaw No. 2005-18, the Regina Fire Bylaw. The sale of fireworks within the city is also restricted to the day of, and 10 days immediately…
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As the Canada Day weekend approaches, the Regina Police Service reminds the public that setting off firecrackers or fireworks within the City of Regina limits, at anytime, is prohibited under Bylaw No. 2005-18, the Regina Fire Bylaw. The sale of fireworks within the city is also restricted to the day of, and 10 days immediately…
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The First Annual “Ride to Remember” is a cycling event that will be held this weekend in order to honour the memory of fallen Saskatchewan Police and Peace Officers. The event will bring awareness to the Saskatchewan Police & Peace Officer Memorial, which will take place in front of the Legislative Building on Sunday, September…
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For the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a member of the Regina Police Service has tested positive for COVID-19. The Regina Police Service was notified of the positive test result the evening of Monday, September 28, 2020. “We knew this was inevitable, so we feel educated and well-prepared,” said Regina Police…
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