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According to recent data, the non-profit organization has seen three times more women and children than its space allows.

Registration for fall swim programs through the City of Regina filled up within hours of being available online.

The Saskatchewan Coroners Service says that over the last 14 years, 71 people have died in domestic homicides - more than half of them women.

The Doomsday clock for women’s rights is a minute closer to midnight. 

The Middlesex-London Health Unit reported a record 228 COVID-19 cases on Wednesday. It reported 65 cases one week ago and 37 cases two weeks ago.

The top university swimmers in western Canada will dive into the 2019 Canada West Swimming Championships this weekend, with the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns playing host. 

The centre, located near two schools, will offer a before-and-after school program, with evening and weekend care slated to start soon.

Red heels may seem like an odd choice of footwear for an average walk - but the "Walk A Mile in Their Shoes" saw 260 people slide into a pair. Sarah Jones has more.

A coroner's inquest into the death of Nicole Lafontaine has begun in Regina. Lafontaine died after falling from the fifth floor of the Regina YWCA homeless shelter last year.

The YWCA has opened the Kikakihtânaw Centre for Women and Families. The facility looks to address the barriers faced by women fleeing violent situations.

Carmichael Outreach has begun its move into its new permanent location on 12th Avenue.

The province says parents who have children under the age of six that attend regulated child care full-time will pay $217.50 a month.

The health unit is reporting a total of 14,718 COVID-19 cases Saturday, including 129 active cases, 14,339 recoveries and 250 virus-related deaths to date.

The total number of COVID-19 cases in the region sits at 14,664 with 115 active (an increase of five), 14,320 recoveries (an increase of nine) and 249 deaths.

REGINA - Saskatchewan has increased funding for agencies that provide emergency shelter services for families.

A man suspected of a violent assault is still on the loose in the Queen City.

Activist Brendan Cross is now behind bars accused of a bizarre and violent spree involving a naked dash and a struggle with staff at City Hall.

YWCA Regina has also acquired additional apartments within the city to make more space for people in need to stay while also social distancing.

A new study ranks twenty Canadian cities by the best and worst livable conditions for women and while Regina ranks middle of the pack, Saskatoon takes the second spot.

YWCA of Regina and Street Culture Kidz will receive over $100,000 in funding