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Saskatoon police say main job was to prevent violence at encampment site (opens the original)
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A Saskatoon police staff sergeant responsible for the encampment and shelter file says officers’ main role during last week’s planned cleanup was to keep the peace and prevent violence. Speaking on the Evan Bray Show on Tuesday, Staff Sgt. Mike Horvath said police often walk a tightrope in “high-charged situations.” “Our primary directive is to keep the peace and prevent violence and things like that,” Horvath said. “As we look to volatile situations like that, it’s important to understand from
Regina council approves expanded sidewalk snow clearing, more to be discussed at budget (opens the original)
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A lot more city sidewalks will be cleared of snow this winter in Regina after changes were adopted by city council in a 9-1 vote on Wednesday. Roads considered part of the city’s growth plan will now see their sidewalks cleared by city crews. The list includes portions of Albert Street, Victoria Avenue, Dewdney Avenue, Gordon Road, Rochdale Boulevard, Sherwood Drive and Chuka Boulevard. All sidewalks in the city centre will be prioritized as well. That’s in addition to sidewalks next to city-own
Regina council expecting updates from Bell on expanded AI data centre (opens the original)
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Representatives from Bell Canada have offered to meet with Regina City Council and answer questions about the company’s expanded AI data centre project, according to Ward 5’s Sarah Turnbull. Turnbull says since she made a social media post listing questions she had about the centre, she has learned that Mayor Chad Bachynski and members of the city administration “have been consulted by Bell.” Last week, the company announced that its data centre project, which is being built just outside Regina’
Regina business wants parking preserved in Saskatchewan Drive project (opens the original)
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Another major construction project on a busy Regina thoroughfare is on the horizon. And at least one Regina business is concerned about access for its customers. “The one thing that does concern us is our front parking and whether it remains or not,” Rollie Stolz, service manager and co-owner of Prairie Heart Mobility, said in an interview. “Because if it doesn’t, this building really isn’t good for us anymore to even operate out of.” A rendering of what Saskatchewan Drive west of Albert Street
Regina’s former Glen Elm trailer court takes step toward redevelopment (opens the original)
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A rezoning application marks a potential new chapter in the saga of the now-vacant Glen Elm Trailer Court in east Regina. City documents show Glen Elm Properties Ltd. has applied to rezone part of the property at 1400 E. 12th Ave. to RL — Residential Low-Rise Zone. It’s currently zoned as RMH — Residential Manufactured Home Zone, which accommodated the former trailer court. According to the city, if it’s rezoned as RL, townhouses and multi-unit buildings of up to 20 metres could be built on the
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