The City of Regina released its year-end financial results for 2022, which showed a general operating deficit of nearly $1.6 million. The deficit was largely due to a rise in the winter road maintenance costs seeing the City spend an extra $7.7 million on maintenance. It also marks the first time in over 30 years […]
Over 500 corporate officials, local business owners, city council, and chamber of commerce members gathered in the Delta Hotel for the State of the City Address from Mayor Sandra Masters. Masters spoke on the city’s future plans for development and business. She also highlighted what already makes Regina so desirable and how those attributes need […]
Regina’s City Council approved its first 2-year budget on December 16 and it wasn’t approved without controversy. One of the main arguments during the budget was on the homelessness motion which had a plan to eradicate homelessness in the city within two years. City Manager Niki Anderson decided not to include the motion in the […]
A dispute between a Regina City Councilor and the new City Manager is being heard by a judge at Court of King’s Bench this morning. Councilor Andrew Stevens filed the lawsuit, after a proposal to end homelessness in Regina was left out of the proposed city budget. He wants it to be part of the […]
At Wednesday’s city council meeting, council approved demolishing two houses to make way for a new parking stall. Regina council approved the removal of the two buildings after a business requested that a lack of parking hurt their ability to hire and fill positions. With the approved removal, some residents are worried that Regina’s downtown […]
Regina will have a definite new look at City Hall when council meets later this month after Monday night’s election. Five new councillors and a new mayor will give a fresh new look on things, but the group won’t have a lot of time to slowly get used to the work in front of them. […]
