Murray Wood: Regina residents deserve clear answers from city hall
The City of Regina has fired city manager Niki Anderson. Murray Wood says the public deserves to know the reasons behind...
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Councillors urging stop to further developments in Wascana
With business developments taking place in Wascana Park, a trio of city councillors have put forward a motion asking the city to support keeping businesses out of the park. Councillors Bob Hawkins, An...
Jul 30, 2018
Capital Pointe appeal decision expected within 30 days
The latest chapter in the ongoing Capital Pointe Saga could soon be coming to a close. Westgate Properties is appealing the City of Regina's order to backfill the hole located at the corner of Victori...
Jul 27, 2018
Bike shop takes to social media to help catch thief
One Regina bicycle shop used social media to help pump the brakes on crime. "We're not helping the situation by letting it happen," said Fred Vandelinden, the vice-president at Dutch Cycle, who took t...
Jul 26, 2018 Dutch Cycle, pictured on June 26, 2018, used social media to help catch a thief. (Britton Gray/980 CJME)
City presents case in day 2 of Capital Pointe appeal
The city got to present their case as to why the Capital Pointe hole should be backfilled during the second day of the appeal Wednesday. Lawyers representing the city and Westgate Properties, the comp...
Jul 25, 2018
Capital Pointe investors could get money back: lawyer
After about a decade of delays and work stoppages, one Regina lawyer thinks investors in Capital Pointe could have legal grounding to get their money back. Westgate Properties, which owns the site, is...
Jul 24, 2018
Province seeks court order against protest camp
Whatever the outcome, it appears the protest camp at Wascana Park in Regina will be resolved in court. The Saskatchewan government has launched legal action against The Justice for our Stolen Children...
Jul 19, 2018
Alberta, U.S. trade action affecting Sask. brewer
One Saskatchewan brewer is seeing his business affected by not just one, but two recent trade disputes. Alberta is appealing a recent Court of Queen's Bench ruling surrounding its markups and rebate p...
Jul 19, 2018 Rebellion Brewing unveiled new cans Tuesday that feature designs by Saskatchewan artists. (Britton Gray/980 CJME)
Resident unhappy with RM decision about vacation trailers
Several residents who have trailers parked on their vacation properties on the east side of Last Mountain Lake are being told by the rural municipality they have to move them or pay a fine. The RM of ...
Jul 18, 2018 (Google Maps)
Tartan curling rink to close, to join Callie club
After 60 years, the Tartan Curling Club building will likely be closing in Regina. The boards of directors for the Tartan and Caledonian Curling Club have entered into a memorandum of understanding to...
Jul 05, 2018
Hotdogs hit the grills for 4th of July
One of the great Fourth of July traditions in America took place Wednesday. The Nathan's Famous International Hotdog Eating Contest has been a mainstay at Coney Island for more than 50 years. This yea...
Jul 04, 2018 The Lancaster Taphouse offers their own gourmet hotdogs with three different flavours. (Tim Rogers/Submitted)
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The Evan Bray Show - Thursday, July 31
8:30 - The day before the trade deadline looms between the U.S. and Canada -- with 35 per cent tariffs threatened by Pre...