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REGINA – Council has adjourned for the last time in the 2020-24 term in Regina. The gavel came down Wednesday evening following a motion to adjourn, wrapping up a nine-hour-long final council meeting and bringing an end to the tenures of several on council who will not be seeking re-election. It was the final meeting for […]

REGINA – Wednesday’s council meeting at Regina City Hall is the last scheduled meeting of the term, and it promises to be a long one. Council members have agreed to start the meeting at the earlier time of 9 a.m. instead of the usual 1 p.m., to allow time for council to get through a […]

MOOSE JAW — City hall plans to apply for more than $6 million in federal funding to support upgrades to the library, the art gallery and museum, Golden Ticket Sports Centre and Kinsmen Sportsplex. The department of community services is seeking $6.2 million from Ottawa’s Green and Inclusive Community Buildings (GICB) Program to pursue several […]

A province-wide “Heat Warning” has been issued in Saskatchewan as extreme temperatures grip the region. Daytime highs are forecasted to surpass 32 degrees Celsius, with nighttime lows not dipping below 16 degrees Celsius in the coming days. The high humidity will further elevate the heat index, making it feel even hotter. Air conditioners are running […]

Regina residents can expect another busy road construction season in the city in 2024. The City of Regina has officially begun construction season, announcing $282 million in projects aimed at improving transportation, water, wastewater, drainage, facilities and parks and recreation projects. “Many of our construction projects share a common goal — build a more vibrant […]

As its facility in Regina is heading into maintenance time, Federated Cooperatives Limited says its investing 140 million dollars into the refinery and attached operations. For 47 days, the site will be teeming with workers doing various maintenance and upgrades.  Federated Cooperatives says 2200 additional temporary jobs will be filled. With more workers on site, […]

Its been a tough couple of days for everyone involved in a major project at Regina’s International Airport. A worker died Friday morning while working on the maintenance and extension of the airport’s main runway. In a statement, the Regina Airport Authority says contact, and support for all of the people involved now and into […]

There are several sure signs of spring in Regina.  The melted snow, potholes, and street sweeping. Its that time again, as the City of Regina announced the sweepers will be unleashed April 3rd.  The first spots to get the broom are the major boulevards and medians, followed by the major roadways and arteries.  Later this […]

A second union within the Regina Public School Division has voted in favour of strike action. Related Article: Educational support workers with Regina public school division vote for strike action CUPE Local 650, who represents 175 maintenance and trades people, voted 93 percent for a strike mandate on July 17th. President Glenn Douglas says this […]