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Regina News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Regina News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

by The Local Wire

Regina: UR Pride, URSU settle fee dispute for $225K | June 22

Regina's campus community reached a settlement after a legal battle over withheld student fees, with UR Pride and URSU agreeing to a $225,000 resolution. A water leak flooded Regina’s Bushwakker pub, forcing it to close, while the Regina Roughriders' thrilling CFL game against the Stampeders ended in a 40-37 double overtime thriller.

Regina: Fire investigators probe suspected arson at Regina's Ukrainian community hall | June 21

Regina's Ukrainian community hall faces arson investigation after a June 13 fire, while a water leak at Bushwakker pub forced closure and a dog attack injury sparked public safety alerts. The Roughriders secured a double-overtime win over the Stampeders, and building permits rose 18% year-over-year.

Regina: Water leak causes flood at Regina's Bushwakker pub, forcing closure | June 20

Regina's latest Local Wire update covers a major flood at Bushwakker pub in the Warehouse district, a suspicious fire at a Ukrainian community hall, and a tornado warning for Viceroy. The episode also highlights a dog attack injury and the legacy of soccer star Henry Losco through local youth support.

Regina: Regina police seek public's help to identify human remains | June 19

Regina police are seeking public help to identify human remains found buried in the city for at least five years, while Bushwakker Brewpub deals with flooding from a water-main break on Dewdney Avenue. The Saskatchewan Roughriders face injury challenges ahead of their Calgary game, and Henry Losco’s parents continue to support local youth soccer programs in memory of the late talent.

Regina: Regina police seek help identifying man found buried outside house | June 18

Regina police are seeking public help to identify a man found buried outside a home, while city councillor Sarah Turnbull calls for the CFL to fund Mosaic Stadium turf upgrades. JazzFest Regina and the Bazaart Makers Market are set to bring summer energy to the city, alongside new wetlands tours at the White Butte Museum.

Regina: Monarch butterfly makes unexpected northern journey tracked by local experts | June 17

Regina's Local Wire update covers a rare monarch butterfly's northward migration from Saskatchewan, a human trafficking arrest, and tensions over police misconduct. The episode also highlights Regina Roughriders' injury update and the legacy of late hockey star Kyle Calder.

Regina: Man convicted of 2006 murder gets seven-year youth sentence | June 16

Regina — A man convicted of murdering Misha Pavelick in 2006 will get a seven-year youth sentence as the court ruled the Crown failed to prove his adult criminal capacity. Regina Police Const. Clinton Duquette faces snooping charges, sparking fear among residents over privacy breaches.

Regina: Saskatchewan Roughriders push for CFL respect after season-opening win | June 15

Regina's Local Wire highlights the Saskatchewan Roughriders' season-opening win and coach Corey Mace's call for respect, a Regina man charged with child exploitation material, and a tragic death on Muskowekwan First Nation. The episode also covers Regina's mayor pushing for national land bank collaboration and a Regina medical graduate winning the Lindsay Gold Medal.

Regina: Roughriders Win Dramatic CFL Opener Over Lions | June 14

Regina's Saskatchewan Roughriders started their 2026 CFL season with a 31-27 win over the B.C. Lions, led by Trevor Harris' three touchdown passes to Samuel Emilus, while public safety officials arrested a Regina man linked to child exploitation material and city leaders advanced plans for social housing through a national land bank initiative.

Regina: Regina man charged with child exploitation material | June 13

Regina RCMP charged local man David Kowal with possessing child exploitation material after seizing devices during a search warrant. Mayor Derek Nystrom announced plans for expanded social housing through a national land bank initiative, while Regina Roughriders coach Corey Mace unveiled a new special teams unit for the season.

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