The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party will be electing its new leader this Sunday. Kaitlyn Harvey and Carla Beck are running to be the next Offical Leader of the Opposition. Beck has been the MLA for Regina Lakeview since 2016 and decided to run for the leader as she sees an opportunity for the NDP Party […]
The City of Regina celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day in full force with numerous events held throughout the City. Mayor Sandra Masters was able to describe the celebrations in one word. Incredible. “Nothing beats the live music and the dancers, but to see all of the people that are out and diverseness of them is […]
The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party will be electing its new leader this Sunday. Carla Beck and Kaitlyn Harvey are running to be the next Offical Leader of the Opposition. Harvey is a lawyer from Saskatoon and previously ran in the 2020 election for Saskatoon Willowgrove but lost to Ken Cheveldayoff. She said she was gearing […]
The City of Regina will be expanding where a backyard suite can be built. At last week’s city council meeting, council voted to allow developers and homeowners to build backyard suites anywhere in the City. Previously backyard suites were only permitted in three areas of the City as part of a series of pilot projects. […]
The City of Regina is taking another step to end homelessness in the City. Regina city council approved a motion to support funding for a plan that is calling for the inclusion of $5.5 million per year in targeted funding for a housing-first supportive model in the City. The motion, brought forward by Councillors Dan […]
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 […]
Premier Scott Moe is holding steady when it comes to popularity. According to a poll from Angus Reid, Premier Moe is at 51 percent support in Saskatchewan, right where he was the last time a poll was taken. That’s good enough for second place on the premier leaderboard. Premier Tim Houston in Nova Scotia holds […]
A Saskatchewan MP was removed from the House of Commons after breaking COVID-19 regulations. Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall sat in the House this week despite not providing her proof of vaccination. The Board of Internal Economy, which sets administrative rules for Parliament, set a requirement that all individuals in the House of Commons precinct must […]
Premier Scott Moe has signed off on dozens of pardons for people with traffic offences, including his own brother. On May 19, an order-in-council was signed by the premier granting clemency to about 30 people convicted of 37 offences under the province’s Traffic Safety Act. Kris Moe, the premier’s brother, was one of the individuals […]
The City of Regina will be asking both the federal and provincial governments to redirect transit infrastructure money to help pay for a new aquatic centre. The City has received $128 million from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) to put towards transit. However, the City is looking to put that money towards a […]
