Interim CEO of the Regina Chamber of Commerce Tony Playter, is looking forward to carrying on the legacy left behind from longtime CEO John Hopkins. Playter was recently appointed to the role as Hopkins takes time to deal with medical issues. He says that Hopkins left a huge within the Chamber and the City of […]
CP Rail and the Saskatchewan government are fighting one another in court with the railway saying it shouldn’t be paying provincial taxes because of an agreement made in 1881. The CPR Act stated CP Rail and its stations, buildings, yards, workshops and other things as well as the company’s capital stock shall be forever free […]
Good news for the airports in Regina and Saskatoon from discount carrier Flair Airlines on Thursday. The airline announced it is adding flights from Winnipeg to both of Saksatchewan’s major cities with twice-weekly flights that are scheduled to begin in the spring of 2022.. Discount carrier Flair Airlines is adding flights from Winnipeg to Regina […]
The city committed an error earlier this month when they rejected a proposal to spend $100,000 on a feasibility study into a proposed new baseball facility that would go in the railyards in downtown Regina. That is the opinion of many in the baseball community. They will try and let Council know that they should […]
A letter addressed to Health Minister Paul Merriman has been sent by 21 medical health officers across the province. The letter, sent to Merriman last week, asks for the government to adopt stricter measures to control the fourth wave of COVID-19 that has hit the province hard. Recommendations in the letter include expanding the amount […]
Federated Co-operatives Limited is committing to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. On Thursday, CEO Scott Banda announced that FCL is committing to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by 40 per cent below 2015 levels by the year 2030 and FCL is also aspiring to achieve net zero by the year 2050. Co-op also announced that […]
The Shell station on the service road in east Regina was one of many gas stations that increased the price of gas by 10 cents a litre on Tuesday night putting the price at just over $1.43 a litre. That is a record-high price for Regina according to a gas analyst with Gasbuddy.com and it […]
A new website and campaign has been launched by the Regina and District Chamber of Commerce. One that they hope can clear up some misconceptions about our city and one where the contributions that are made to the city by many are recognized locally, nationally and globally. Why Regina is a website that highlights all […]
The provincial opposition are saying businesses are still confused on the details from the latest public health order. Economy Critic Alena Young says businesses were frustrated with many of the changes that were installed last week. She says the government haven’t provided enough clarity to the business community. “Businesses who are frustrated that they don’t […]
The Enbridge Line 3 replacement pipeline, which stretches from Alberta, through Saskatchewan and Manitoba, to Wisconsin has been completed much to the delight of the Saskatchewan government. “This project is good news for Saskatchewan and its producers, as 70 per cent of our oil runs through the Enbridge Mainline, which includes Line 3,” Energy and […]
