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Regina Used Oil EcoCentre Reopens at New Location

REGINA, SK, June 18, 2013 /CNW/ - The city's main used oil materials drop-off EcoCentre, closed since late December, has now reopened at its new location at Crown Shred and Recycling, 225 - 6th Avenue ...

Turban vital symbol of faith for Regina soccer referee

Kavan Kamboz can't ever take off his turban for anything, not even soccer, which is a big part of his life.

A week to celebrate: Regina Pride organizer

Jesse Ireland hopes many Reginans will take part in the week-long Queen City Pride Festival, which begins on Monday.

Air quality in Regina rated at 'excellent'

Take a deep breath, Regina. The air you're breathing is excellent.

A look inside Regina Water Watch’s push for referendum

There have been times Grace Jasper would rather have stayed at home. In the 2 1/2 months she's been canvassing south-end neighbourhoods for petition signatures, she's weathered snow, ice and frigid temperatures. As if that wasn't enough, a stubborn stretch of rain on Sunday seemed determined to smudge two hours of work, thus rendering the names she'd gathered illegible.

Nigerian U of R students spend one year in sanctuary

Victoria Ordu has one wish for her 22nd birthday on June 28 - to be granted permission to continue her studies at the University of Regina.

New director/curator ‘delighted to be moving to the prairies’

Jennifer Matotek is embracing her role as the new kid in town. The Dunlop Art Gallery’s new director and curator arrived in Regina Sunday night and started her new job Monday morning.

Regina school launches a multicultural library

Upon moving to Regina from Pakistan in September 2011, then-10-year-old Amaima Siddiqi never thought she'd read another book in her native Urdu language at school again.

PHOTO: BMO Employees in Regina and Across North America Give Back as Part of Second Annual BMO Volunteer Day

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Regina snow dump could stick around until next winter

The City of Regina says 75,000 truck loads of snow dumped at its storage site might not melt before next winter, but Environment Canada's top weather guru predicts it will disappear before the flurries start flying again.

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