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Premier Brad Wall likely not going ahead with corporate tax rate decrease
By David Baxter Reporter
Premier Brad Wall is preparing for his final sitting of the Legislative Assembly, which begins Wednesday with the Throne Speech. Continue reading
Dental office offers free, first-come first-serve services
By David Baxter Reporter
A Regina dental clinic kept up their annual tradition of offering free services for those who need them, but not everyone left with a bright smile. Continue reading
131 km/h wind gusts rip through Moose Jaw
By David Baxter Reporter
Moose Jaw was battered by 131 kilometre per hour wind gusts. The gusts made the Friendly City the windiest place on the planet on Tuesday night. Continue reading
Regina experts weigh-in on how to help prevent others from having to say “me too”
By David Baxter Reporter
Community workers, educators, and law enforcement all weigh in on “me too” and share how they can help sexual assault survivors. Continue reading
Regina Trades and Skills Centre celebrates tenth anniversary
The Regina Trades and Skills Centre is celebrating ten years of helping people get a boot in the door through industry driven courses. Continue reading
‘They killed it’: Balgonie business owner blames Ministry of Highways for looming closure
By David Baxter Reporter
The owner of The Diner in Balgonie, Sask. said that his revenue dropped $11,000 in September compared to the same month last year since losing direct Highway 1 access. Continue reading
$20,000 in hand crafted merchandise stolen from Regina business
Earlier this month a store specializing in selling handmade First Nations’ art was broken into and $20,000 in merchandise was stolen. Continue reading
Premier Wall stands behind ‘strong language’ used in Energy East pipeline frustration
Premier Brad Wall said he used strong language on Energy East because he feels strongly on the issue. However, critics say there’s more to the cancellation than policy. Continue reading
Regina ’60s Scoop victims share their stories, part 2
Regina-based ’60s Scoop survivors share their stories in the wake of Ottawa’s announcement that up to $800 million in damages will be paid out. Continue reading
Regina ‘60s Scoop victims share their stories
Two Regina residents share their experience of growing up in the 60’s Scoop and how the pain continues to this day. Continue reading
Sask. Environment Minister “tremendously” disappointed in Energy East cancellation
Saskatchewan’s Energy and Resource Minister Dustin Duncan worries the cancellation of Energy East way affect how the rest of the world sees Canada as a business partner. Continue reading
Student’s Union helping U of R students dress for success
The University of Regina Student’s Union recently launched a program offering free suits, and there are plans to expand the offering. Continue reading
Regina’s drought causes an increase in basement sinking
Regina’s drought is creating a sinking feeling with homeowners as contractors report an increase in sinking basement calls. Continue reading
$1,000,000 spent on water main breaks in September: City of Regina
The City of Regina had to spend around $1 million of their $2.8 million water pipe repair budget in September alone. Continue reading
Regina Somali community reacts to Edmonton terror attack
Abdi Gure of the Prairie Somali Canadian Community Centre said they have been taking a proactive approach to dealing with any potential radicalization. Continue reading
