Two youth charged after transgender girl assaulted in Moose Jaw
Two youth have been charged after a transgender teen was assaulted near Westmount School in Moose Jaw last week.
View ArticleFive canoes stolen from Regina Public Schools storage compound
"Ultimately this will impact students. They benefit from our outdoor activities and when we don't have the equipment to be ale to take part in those activities, the kids suffer, so this is a crime...
View ArticleThree charged after trafficking investigation leads to fentanyl seizure
Officers seized a kilogram of fentanyl, which is equal to around 10,000 doses, and a small amount of methamphetamine from the vehicle.
View ArticleDeath of 18-month-old Regina toddler deemed a homicide
Police said the death of the toddler in June was initially treated as suspicious, confirming on Wednesday that the death was a homicide
View ArticleKayle George sentenced to 15 years for killing Miguel Lane
On Monday, Kayle David George plead guilty to manslaughter in connection with Miguel Lane's death. Queen’s Bench Justice Lana Krogan sentenced George to 15 years.
View ArticleCity council returns to finish meeting: bus fare, crime, property revaluation...
As part of the City's reopen plan bus fare will now be charged on city buses Starting July 2
View ArticleMan charged with attempted murder after three injured in Regina home
A man has been charged with attempted murder after three people were injured in an apparent assault in a Regina home.
View ArticleCOVID-19 might derail dangerous offender hearing
The dangerous offender hearing scheduled for a man convicted of cutting his son's throat might need to be adjourned due to COVID-19 issues.
View ArticleSentence reduced for Regina man with FASD who used nephew to carry out robberies
The Court of Appeal has reduced the sentence of a convicted robber whose FASD played a role in his offending.
View ArticleKids' bikes stolen from Regina child care centre
Last week, children at Bright Beginnings Early Childhood Centre were heartbroken to learn four beloved tricycles had been stolen.
View ArticleSask. RCMP uncover online romance scam worth up to $2 million
Five Regina men are facing charges after seven Canadian women were bilked out of as much as $2 million during an online romance scam.
View ArticleCOVID-19 concerns play role in couple's sentencing for failing to provide for...
A Regina judge pointed to COVID-19 as one of the reasons he was imposing a community-based sentence in a case against two parents.
View ArticleYouth pleads guilty to Regina Walmart arson, school threats
A 12-year-old boy will be sentenced later in the spring for arson and uttering threats.
View ArticleNew trial ordered in Regina sexual assault case
A new trial has been ordered for Awet Mehari, found guilty of sexually assaulting a sleeping woman.
View ArticleRegina police arrest high-risk convicted sexual offender wanted on...
Regina police have issued a province-wide warrant for 43-year-old Jason Paul Thorne, a high-risk convicted sex offender who moved into the Heritage neighbourhood a week ago.
View ArticleMan receives four years for twice throwing Molotov cocktails at woman's house
A bizarre and terrifying incident that began with dissatisfaction over sexual services and ended with a serious arson sparked by Molotov cocktails has resulted in a four-year prison term for a Regina...
View ArticleJason McKay asks to be found not criminally responsible for killing wife
A brutal crime. A self-professed range of fractured memories. A diagnosis for depression. Read More
View ArticleJail sentence for woman who scared children with gun
A judge referenced Regina's growing gun problem in sentencing a woman who frightened a group of 10-year-old girls while brandishing a handgun. Read More
View Article'On guard and unsafe:' Hidden cameras in women's bathrooms targeted and...
Various incidents of women and girls being surreptitiously recorded while using the bathroom — including in public locations — give them one more reason to feel constantly on guard, says the executive...
View ArticleConfrontation in Regina court follows dangerous drive acquittal
Moments after a judge left a Regina courtroom, having found Christopher Alan Martyn not guilty of serious driving offences, the complainant in the case charged at the accused. Read More
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