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Martin Oldhues

Martin Oldhues

Martin Oldhues is a reporter for Â鶹´«Ã½, covering local issues in Regina, along with provincial news. He grew up in Caledon, Ontario, near Toronto and studied Journalism at Seneca College in Toronto with a passion for sports and community news. He believes stories should focus on the people and the issues that matter the most to them.

Recent Work by Martin

Two University of Regina Rams arrested in $1.5M police drug bust

Two University of Regina Rams arrested in $1.5M police drug bust

Five people were interested in connection with the drug bust, including two Regina Rams players.
Regina Farmers' Market thrives amid location change, tariff talks

Regina Farmers' Market thrives amid location change, tariff talks

Regina residents are focusing on buying more local goods from vendors as potential U.S. tariffs loom.
Regina police report decrease in crimes against person

Regina police report decrease in crimes against person

The RPS have seen a 30.7 per cent decrease in violent crimes in Jan. 2025 compared to Jan. 2024.
Regina artist creating an exhibition that reflects one's journey

Regina artist creating an exhibition that reflects one's journey

Artist Patrick Fernandez's new exhibition will embody a celebration of one’s journey, capturing the uphill climbs and downhill struggles.
Regina family facing hardships following multiple shooting incidents

Regina family facing hardships following multiple shooting incidents

Schuler says her kids have been struggling to sleep and walk outside since the incidents occurred.
Dream Community Foundation partners with food bank to aid kids

Dream Community Foundation partners with food bank to aid kids

The new partnership will allow the Regina Food Bank to continue serving their current 2,000 students.
Regina Native Outreach Ministry seeking funding for baby bag project

Regina Native Outreach Ministry seeking funding for baby bag project

The project aims to help new Indigenous mothers support their newborn babies
U of R provides update on tuition scam

U of R provides update on tuition scam

U of R says some students have indicated they are unsure if they will be able to secure funding for their tuition after falling victim to the scam.
Regina could receive nearly $700,000 from Emergency Treatment Fund

Regina could receive nearly $700,000 from Emergency Treatment Fund

The funding would address two urgent, community-identified needs to improve addiction responses in Regina: direct transportation and peer-based outreach.
Regina baby store says GST cuts played no impact on their sales

Regina baby store says GST cuts played no impact on their sales

Groovy Mama owner says the federal government should have given GST cheques to low-income families instead of implementing the tax-break
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