Regina Myer, who was named to the helm of Brooklyn Bridge Park in 2008, will assume the same role for nonprofit development corporation the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership. Myer will take over for past ...

From a conference room in the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership’s offices on the 10th floor of 1 MetroTech Center, Regina Myer glances out the window. Across the street, unmistakable purple flags signify ...

(L to R) CEO of the Brandt group of companies Shaun Semple and President of the Regina Redsox Gary Brotzel answer questions from the media during a press conference at Brandt headquarters to announce ...

Fans of the Saskatchewan Roughriders flooded downtown Regina on Sunday night after the team's 25-17 Grey Cup win over the Montreal Alouettes. The victory marks the fifth time the Roughriders have won ...

It’s been several months of discussing the changes, but on Sunday they became official. Several roads in downtown Regina, including 11th and 12th avenues are now permanently two-way streets. Starting ...

A bear seen wandering near downtown Regina Monday morning was euthanized after being injured during its capture. The bear was first spotted on Ring Road, then in the 2500 block of Wallace Street. The ...

After years of anticipation, the City of Regina has taken an initial step toward redeveloping the former CP railyards.

Regina city council has approved a rezoning application that will clear the way for a new 48-unit affordable housing project in the city's downtown. The development from Namerind, an Indigenous-led ...

A veteran of city- and state-run development corporations will soon be taking the helm of the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership. Regina Myer, who has served as the president of the Brooklyn Bridge Park ...