Regina Leader Post

The City of Regina has been granted $667,000 from the federal Emergency Treatment Fund, which was launched in the fall to support urgent responses amid the opioid and toxic drug supply crisis in Canada. Read More

Despite a recent call from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe for more pipelines in Canada and the U.S., experts say it isn't that simple. Read More

A few minor changes are coming for Regina residents this summer as the city plans to hand part of its curbside recycling program over to the provincial steward. Read More

Heritage-area business owners are questioning how much support they'll get from the city when a new shelter opens in the neighbourhood this summer. Read More

Welcome to another edition of the Roughriders Mailbag where we answer questions readers have about the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Read More

Steven Lewis made the important argument in his Feb. 21 opinion piece that a serious dialogue about the future of rural health care in Saskatchewan cannot happen without moving past falsehoods that are grounded not in public policy but political gamesmanship. Read More

The 2025 Montana’s Brier begins Friday in Kelowna, B.C. with 18 of the top teams from across Canada competing for the national men’s curling championship. Read More

While the NDP are demanding the Saskatchewan Party government "fight back" tariffs, Premier Scott Moe has favoured a more tempered, reasoned and conciliatory approach. Read More

Our intention in developing the series of stories you are about to read is simple: We believe in Canada, and in Canadians, and we believe in a shared, prosperous future for the people and communities who comprise this country. Read More

Editor's note: This is Part 1 of our contribution to Postmedia's national series "How Canada Wins." Over the next five weeks we'll chronicle our community's place in the country, the promise of greater prosperity, and the blueprint to get there. See the series intro here. Read More

Rapidly warming temperatures are melting the snow in Regina and creating giant puddles in city streets. Read More

Despite Elon Musk's ties to Saskatchewan, more than 6,000 people from the Prairie province have signed a parliamentary petition seeking to strip him of his Canadian citizenship. Read More

Arlene Marie Irving has been sentenced to two years in jail, less a day, for defrauding Regina's Mobile Crisis Services of nearly $140,000. Read More

Construction on the city's first Ronald McDonald House is set to begin next month, creating an affordable option for families to stay while their children receive medical care in Regina. Read More

Jearld Baylis died not knowing he was a Canadian Football Hall of Fame inductee. Read More

The preparation for this year’s Montana’s Brier has been unlike any other for Mike McEwen. Read More

Warming centres in Regina were at full capacity during a recent extreme cold snap, which frontline workers say reiterates the critical need for more resources to house vulnerable residents in the city. Read More

In the last two federal elections, Saskatchewan elected a blue wall of Conservative MPs, but for candidates vying to become the next leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, there are inroads to be made in the Prairie province. Read More

The Regina Police Service (RPS) will have a permanent presence at the Cornwall Centre with the opening this spring of a new office location inside the downtown mall. Read More

Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) plans to ask the City of Regina for $12.7 million in funding for 2025, which is more than double the organization's initial request from the year prior. Read More