Author Archives: Andrew Shepherd

After three days of meetings totalling 12 hours in council chambers, Regina's 2020 budget has been approved. It includes a mill rate increase of 3.25 per cent, which works out to an additional $5.60 p...

Regina residents should know by the end of the day how much more in property taxes they'll be paying next year. After running out of time during the first two scheduled budget meetings this week, coun...

In the lead-up to 980 CJME's 50th annual Santas Anonymous wrap day, students gathered at the Regina Food Bank on Wednesday to help sort all the toys donated by the public. Boxes upon boxes were filled...

Regina residents will have to wait a little longer to find out how much they'll be paying in property taxes next year. A rare, third budget meeting is needed after city council ran out of time Tuesday...

Trevor Allen was at home Tuesday night when he heard a loud crash and looked out the window. He saw a black truck backing off his front lawn in Lakeridge, where he had set up a large lighting display ...

The City of Regina is moving forward with a faster timeline to replace its remaining lead pipe connections. While 95 per cent of city-owned water connections are lead-free, the remaining five per cent...

When his sheep are born, Matthew Govan from Englefeld picks out which lambs could be future champions at Canadian Western Agribition and which ones are destined for the barbecue. The vice-president of...

When you need to get immunized, you go to the doctor for a shot, cows get a much larger needle fired from a dart gun. Graham McKenzie with Target Cattle Company is selling remote drug delivery systems...

To many, it sounds like gibberish coming out of the speakers during the live auctions at Canadian Western Agribition. The rapid fire of numbers and tongue-twisting filler phrases may be mind-boggling,...

Some buildings at Evraz Place smell like barns and sound like busy barber shops this week. With Agribition well underway, youth in 4H are among the competitors preparing their cattle to look their bes...