RPS responds to Sask. privacy commissioner in wake of snooping cases - Prince Albert Daily Herald Brandon Harder Regina Leader-Post The Regina Police Service (RPS) has “accepted” all but one of the recommendations made by Saskatchewan’s Information and Privacy Commissioner in a December 2025 report concerning snooping. That’s according to Chief Lorilee Davies, who addressed media Friday, following the sentencing of Robert Semenchuck. Semenchuck is a 53-year-old former sergeant who used

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Complainant says Regina police chief’s firing an ‘acknowledgement of harm done’ - Prince Albert Daily Herald Larissa Kurz Regina Leader-Post The person who filed a complaint against Regina’s now-former police chief says they’re relieved to see action taken following an independent investigation into his conduct. On Tuesday, Regina’s Board of Police Commissioners (BOPC) announced the termination of Chief Farooq Sheikh for “inappropriate” conduct after a six-month investigation by the provincial Public Complaints Commission

Complainant says Regina police chief's firing an 'acknowledgement of harm done'


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Another high-risk sex offender set to live in Heritage area: Regina police Regina Leader-Post StaffThe Regina Police Service (RPS) has issued a public safety alert to inform residents of a high-risk sex offender who lives in the He

Another high-risk sex offender set to live in Heritage area: Regina police


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