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'It was just time': Regina deputy police chief to retire - Regina - Vimarsana News

'It was just time': Regina deputy police chief to retire - Regina

After close to 34 years of service, the deputy chief of the Regina Police Service will be hanging up his hat.

Regina police welcome province's promised new shelter spaces for people with complex needs - Vimarsana News

Regina police welcome province's promised new shelter spaces for people with complex needs

Interim police chief Dean Rae said RPS continues to deal with many people who have complex needs, such as mental health and substance abuse issues.

Source: cbc.ca
Regina police to receive $6.6M from province, SGI to support existing jobs, add 1 position - Vimarsana News

Regina police to receive $6.6M from province, SGI to support existing jobs, add 1 position

The Regina Police Service will be able to add a new job and maintain many others thanks to the $6.6 million it will receive from the provincial government and Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).

Regina police to receive $6.6M from province, SGI to support existing jobs, add 6 positions - Vimarsana News

Regina police to receive $6.6M from province, SGI to support existing jobs, add 6 positions

The Regina Police Service will be able to add six new jobs and maintain 44 others thanks to the $6.6 million it will receive from the provincial government and Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).

Regina records most fatal drug overdoses in first 9 months of year since data has been collected - Vimarsana News

Regina records most fatal drug overdoses in first 9 months of year since data has been collected

Overdoses are increasing in Regina. Officials with the Regina Police Service say the issue needs to be addressed.

Source: cbc.ca