Tag Archives: Regina City Council

Regina Mayor Michael Fougere warned of tough choices ahead of Monday night's special city council meeting. On Friday, the city unveiled an amended city budget that would address the estimated $10.3 mi...

Property taxes are set to rise again in Regina, as the city made new recommendations on how to mitigate the shortfall left by funding changes made in the province's budget. The city said the eliminati...

It was a night of brainstorming and venting for Regina city council as an emergency debate was held to find possible ways to make up a sudden shortfall of several million dollars. City administration ...

There's an unexpected shortfall of millions of dollars the City of Regina will now have to find ways to make up, but it's not known exactly how yet. During Wednesday's provincial budget it was reveale...

Carmichael Outreach is one step closer to moving into a new building to help provide its services to those in need. Regina city council approved the rezoning of the building located on the corner of 1...

Property taxes are going up in Regina, but not quite as much as first proposed. City council finalized the 2017 budget Monday night, which now calls for an increase of 3.99 per cent. The city said tha...

If one Regina councillor has it his way, property tax bills will be more detailed in the future. Mike O'Donnell wants bills to have more detailed information than they currently contain. At the Jan. 3...

Clapping and laughter usually have no place at a memorial service, but a celebration of his life is exactly what late Regina councillor Terry Hincks wanted. In fact, he felt so strongly about it he ma...

The sun was shining and the air was brisk but it was an emotional gathering outside city hall on Saturday morning as councillors readied themselves to talk about their late colleague, Terry Hincks. Hu...

Regina's city council is eager to gets its hands on millions of infrastructure dollars announced last week. At a special city council meeting on Monday, councillors unanimously approved a list of nine...