Regina Police Urge Residents to Shelter in Place During 18th Ave E Operation
Regina police are asking the public to avoid the 400 block of 18th Ave E while a police operation is underway, and people in the area to shelter in place.
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Status
Warning in effect
The Regina Police Service is asking the public to stay away from the 400 block of 18th Ave E while a police operation is underway, according to an advisory issued Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.
Police said people who are already in the area should shelter in place.
What police are asking
- Avoid the area: Stay away from the 400 block of 18th Ave E.
- Shelter in place: Anyone in the area is asked to remain where they are.
- Use another route: Drivers and pedestrians are asked to choose an alternative route.
What has not been released
The advisory did not describe the nature of the police operation, and it did not say why it was taking place. Police also did not say how long the operation was expected to last or when the area would reopen.
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The release did not mention any injuries or arrests.
In the advisory, police thanked the public, writing:
We thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Crime in Regina
Regina's Crime Severity Index was 87.36 in 2025, down 12.32% from the previous year, according to Statistics Canada. The city's Violent Crime Severity Index was 117.65 that year.
Motorists and pedestrians who need to travel near the 400 block of 18th Ave E are asked to choose an alternative route.
About these reports
This article is based on the official statement linked below. Charges are allegations; everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
Official source: Regina Police Service
