Letters: Tragic death in cold should make Regina question its humanity
'How easy is it to simply call 911 when most people have their phones firmly attached to their hands?' asks Jim Elliott.
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'How easy is it to simply call 911 when most people have their phones firmly attached to their hands?' asks Jim Elliott.
After 21 months of COVID-19 dominating the news, LP city editor Barb Pacholik reflects on what it means to never tune out the pandemic.
After 21 months of COVID-19 dominating the news, LP city editor Barb Pacholik reflects on what it means to never tune out the pandemic.
Article content To help residents impacted by flooding earlier this month, the City of Regina is applying to the province for access to disaster relief funding. “When something like that happens … we’re looking to assist residents wherever we can with programs that are available to them,” Mayor Sandra Masters said to reporters after Wednesday’s city council meeting. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City of Regina to request provincial aid for residential flood damage Back to video Since the heavy rainfall event that occurred on June...
As rainwaters flooded Regina streets and basements, Mark Bodnar and Trynell Johnson went on a quest to do good deeds.