Regina Leader-Post • December 19, 2025

City council declines to backtrack on plans for EV buses, new aquatic centre

Fresh attempts to scrap the City of Regina’s plans for electric buses and a new aquatic centre were denied this week after the city solicitor advised strongly against both ideas.

Regina Leader-Post • December 19, 2025

'We've done our best': Regina city council approves 10.9% mill rate increase for 2026

City council has passed Regina’s 2026 operating budget, which will usher in the largest tax hike in 20 years.

Regina Leader-Post • December 8, 2025

'A dangerous exercise': Community speaks out against possible City of Regina budget cuts

In the weeks since the City of Regina released its 2026 budget estimates, Phil Jeffreys says people in the Cathedral area have been in a stir of anxiety.

Regina Leader-Post • November 24, 2025

Property near Wascana Park to be rezoned for new six-storey Regina apartment

City council has green-lit the initial step for a proposed high-rise apartment to be built on the outskirts of Wascana Park.

Regina Leader-Post • November 24, 2025

City reveals list of options for 2026 Regina budget cuts to soften tax increase

City of Regina administration says some serious cuts could be coming to community services if council is determined to avoid a major tax increase in 2026.

Regina Leader-Post • November 21, 2025

Regina Street Team should stay arm's-length from city: former directors

The former leaders of the Regina Street Team are advising council to keep the local outreach program separate from city hall.

Regina Leader-Post • November 20, 2025

UPDATED: Regina's 2026 budget estimate forecasts 15.69% tax rate increase for status quo operations

A new draft of the City of Regina’s estimated 2026 budget includes a potential tax rate increase of 15.69 per cent, according to a report released by administration Thursday.

Regina Leader-Post • October 28, 2025

What to know about a Regina North Central program 'empowering young people' to clean up their community

Across the street from the front doors of Scott Collegiate, there’s an empty house with some unruly grass in its front lawn and a wobbly fence around back.

Regina Leader-Post • October 10, 2025

What to know about the City of Regina's hopes to draw 'fresh eyes' with housing design contest

Well-designed infill housing is nearly invisible, muses Bill Neher.

Regina Leader-Post • October 9, 2025

Regina city council approves 12 per cent increase to leisure fees

The cost to use City of Regina recreational facilities will go up next year after city council approved a recommendation from administration to increase leisure fees.

Regina Leader-Post • September 26, 2025

North Central Family Centre happy with Regina's funding top-up for affordable housing project

Kim Wenger says it’s “reassuring” to see the City of Regina agree to offer a fresh $3 million for Orange Buffalo Lodge.

leaderpost • September 25, 2025

Regina city council agrees to draft new bylaw under provincial 'street weapons' act

Acting chief of police Lorilee Davies speaks to Regina city council about the Safe Public Spaces Act at city hall on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. Photo by LARISSA KURZ /Regina Leader-PostArticle contentRegina is opting into the provincial government’s Safe Public Spaces Act to regulate possession of “street weapons,” despite public concerns it could be detrimental to people with addictions.THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLYSubscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Ca...

Regina Leader-Post • September 24, 2025

Regina opts to start buying hybrid city transit buses instead of electric to save money

The City of Regina is going to be buying hybrid diesel-electric buses over the next several years.

Regina Leader-Post • September 23, 2025

Regina Public Library seeking developers to bid on Central Branch renewal project

The Regina Public Library (RPL) is moving ahead with a search for interested developers as the next step in determining the future of its aging Central Branch.

Regina Leader-Post • September 16, 2025

Regina to examine viability of 2026 budget cuts to dodge projected tax increase

Amid preliminary budget talks, Regina city council has decided to explore the potential for cutting city services in 2026 to avoid another year of big tax increases.

Regina Leader-Post • September 10, 2025

UPDATED: Council approves rezoning for Namerind's affordable housing project in downtown Regina

City council has approved a special zoning application for Namerind Housing Corporation’s new affordable housing complex in downtown Regina.

Regina Leader-Post • September 9, 2025

Nature Regina enthused about city designating area near airport as protected grasslands reserve

Kneeling in the late-summer grass behind the Caledonian Curling Club, Dale Hjertaas can almost imagine what Regina looked like when it was still a sea of undisturbed prairie.

leaderpost • September 5, 2025

Regina taking new approach to budget process in attempt to improve transparency

Article contentFor the first time, the city will provide in-depth financial forecasts on the cost of operations in a series of pre-budget meetings throughout September, ahead of tabling a full budget book in December.Article contentChief financial officer Daren Anderson said the city wants to help the public understand what it costs to deliver services and how expenses are prioritized when calculating yearly tax increases.Article contentHeadline NewsGet the latest headlines, breaking news and co...

Regina Leader-Post • September 4, 2025

'Goldilocks zone:' Why Regina is well suited to use geothermal heat for new indoor aquatic centre

The sound of shovels hitting the ground at the site of Regina’s new Indoor Aquatic Facility (IAF) will soon be accompanied by drilling related to the geothermal portion of the project.

Regina Leader-Post • September 3, 2025

Tax hike proposed as council agrees to take on $115M debt for east Regina water project

Regina residents may already be looking at a tax increase next year as city council has agreed to borrow $115 million to finish the “critical” east-side Water Network Expansion (WNE).