The Residence Inn Marriott hotel welcomes new customers as of March 11 on 1506 Pasqua Street when it officially opens its doors to the public. Jocelyn Wiebe, the sales coordinator of the new hotel, is excited about the new opportunities the hotel will bring to the already booming industry in Regina.
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Write comment (0 Comments)Police forces in Regina are shopping for carbine semi-automatic weapons for their street patrol officers.
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Write comment (0 Comments)After the alleged assault of a 14-month-old girl in an unlicensed day home in Pilot Butte, questions have arisen about Saskatchewan’s unlicensed daycares.
Read more: Alleged assault in Pilot Butte stirs up questions about unlicensed day cares
Write comment (0 Comments)It was just one year ago that 26-year-old Kyle Kinequon from Starblanket First Nation didn’t know what he wanted to do. “I was basically looking for work but really not knowing what to do,” said Kinequon.
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From Fanny’s Fabric, to night clubs like the Drink and Pure Ultra Lounge, 2044 Dewdney Avenue has been the location of several businesses over the years but Bobby’s Place is here to stay, according part-owner Robert Haakenson.
Read more: Scottish tavern comes to Regina
Write comment (10 Comments)Want to run in this fall's civic election? Not even your criminal record can stop you, and that's not going to change in 2016.
Read more: Fougere: No value to candidate criminal record checks
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