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City of Regina passes budget, but Fougere votes against it
It took three meetings to get it done, but Regina City Council finally passed its 2020 budget Friday afternoon. While Mayor Michael Fougere had been hoping to get the mill rate reduced to under three ...
Dec 13, 2019
Mandate letters given to federal cabinet from Prime Minister Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued marching orders to his cabinet on Friday. While many of the instructions come straight from the Liberal campaign platform, there are a few things that are new, or ...
Dec 13, 2019
Extreme cold warnings issued for northern and eastern Sask.
The bitter cold will continue into next week according to Environment Canada. The weather agency says a cold arctic airmass is expected to remain in place throughout the remainder of this week and int...
Dec 13, 2019
Four in Regina facing over 100 property and identity charges
The Regina Police Service says two men and two women face over 100 property and identity charges. This is part of an investigation extending from September 16th to early December and includes committi...
Dec 13, 2019
Kindersley deaths believed to be murder-suicide: RCMP
RCMP are revealing more details on Thursday’s emergency situation in Kindersley saying it appears to be a murder-suicide. At about 10:00am, officers responded to a home after reports of shots be...
Dec 13, 2019
Timmons leaving U of R and Regina with heavy heart
The outgoing president of the University of Regina says she wouldn’t be leaving if it weren’t for the fact she was going home. Vianne Timmons announced Thursday she was stepping down to ta...
Dec 13, 2019
Keeping the finances in check at Christmas
The CEO of Credit Canada has some helpful hints to keep Christmas financially friendly. Laurie Campbell suggests creating a realistic budget that includes parties and food purchases and leaving credit...
Dec 13, 2019
SaskPower bills set to increase in January due to carbon tax
Your SaskPower bills will be going up in the New Year. Effective January 1st, the federal carbon tax that’s applied to SaskPower’s fossil fuel emissions will be going from $20 to $30 per t...
Dec 13, 2019
Try, try again; Regina council sits down for third time this week to hammer out 2020 budget
If all goes well, Regina City Council will finalize the 2020 budget on Friday afternoon. Council is sitting down for a third time this week to try and hammer out the budget which sees a proposed incre...
Dec 13, 2019
SGI improves its Safe Ride App
SGI has made some improvements to their Safe Ride app. The insurance company's Tyler McMurchy says it includes options on ride-sharing for those who may be impaired and not wanting to get behind the w...
Dec 13, 2019
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