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Following the news that Councillor Terina Shaw will not be facing any sanctions following three complaints to the city’s integrity commissioner, one of the complaints says she is disappointed. After Regina city council voted not to sanction Shaw for ‘disrespectful’ and ‘unprofessional’ comments she made toward another councillor; Shaw revealed that another two complaints against […]

Regina City Council decided not to impose any sanctions on Councillor Terina Shaw. The decision came after Shaw revealed that he suffers from a severe brain injury and attention deficit disorder (ADD) and has taken steps to help and address her ‘unprofessional’ behaviour.’ “I do want to use this as an excuse; I tell people […]

The City of Regina has delayed a final vote on a proposed parking lot after it was found out that there was already one there. During Wednesday’s city council meeting, it was found that a company may have bypassed council’s will. The lots at 2158 and 2160 Scarth Street were once two unused homes set […]

The City of Regina will create a ‘Catalyst Committee,’ overseeing a feasibility study for a multi-use baseball stadium. The committee will be co-chaired by Councillor Bob Hawkins and Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) CEO Tim Reid. It will aim to look at the costs and potential locations for a stadium while connecting with stakeholders and […]

Regina residents are set to see the cost of a taxi increase. Regina’s executive committee approved a taxi fare increase of eight percent. The increase would see the initial meter drop rate for the first 120 metres increase from $4 to $4.25, the distance rate will change from $0.25 for each additional 138 metres to […]

The City of Regina is looking to make the City more friendly for the 2SLGBTQIAP+ community. The focus comes after Councillor Dan LeBlance brought forward a motion that passed unanimously that will see city administration prepare a report on how the City can improve the lives of 2SLGBTQIAP+ people. “I think Regina is better, not […]

The City of Regina will decide whether or not they will approve a plan for the city to become 100 per cent renewable and achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. At today’s city council meeting, council is set to discuss and vote on the Energy & Sustainability Framework. The framework was unanimously approved by council […]

Ward 7 councillor Terina Shaw had some choice words for her fellow councillors at Wednesday’s city council meeting. “If you insist on preaching your choice to others, wear your mask when the cameras are on and take them off when the camera are off,” she said. “You are hypocrites; you are not leaders; you don’t […]

Regina city council struck down a motion that would have increased ‘transparent decision-making.’ Ward 6 Councillor Dan LeBlanc brought forward the motion that would see council commit to “more transparent decision-making.” The motion called for all matters of executive committee meetings to be placed on the public agenda. If the administration decides certain topics should […]

The union representing City employees in Regina, has some concerns over the results of an efficiency review released last week. The review was conducted by Deloitte and looked at six service areas and identified 14 major target areas for improvement, while also making numerous recommendations. It’s estimated that the City could save $17 million within […]