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Regina council approves mayor’s trip to France, transit changes

Regina council approves mayor’s trip to France, transit changes

Regina City Hall Update - Mayor’s trip to commemorate Regina Rifles role in liberation of France on D-Day approved narrowly.
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Meet Sinclair, the new Regina PADS facility dog

Meet Sinclair, the new Regina PADS facility dog

Sinclair was formally introduced at an event in Regina Wednesday morning by Regina Police Service.
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Duncan accused of spending $3,500 on chauffeur for Paris trip

Duncan accused of spending $3,500 on chauffeur for Paris trip

Minister Dustin Duncan accused of sightseeing instead of attending Paris conference; Duncan defends the use of the Mercedes and denies he skipped meetings.
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2024 Crop Insurance is announced

2024 Crop Insurance is announced

Ag Minister David Marit releases details of 2024 Crop Insurance Program, administered by Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
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Brier game interrupted by dripping from roof at Brandt Centre

Brier game interrupted by dripping from roof at Brandt Centre

Play halted for 18 minutes as officials with REAL determined the cause of the dripping from the roof.
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Have a solid plan to remove ice fishing shelters

Have a solid plan to remove ice fishing shelters

Deadlines looming March 15 and 31.
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Takeaways from provincial announcement on breast cancer care

Takeaways from provincial announcement on breast cancer care

Substantial enhancements for breast cancer care coming, including new Breast Health Centre in Regina.
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Contributions of engineering and geoscience are wide ranging

Contributions of engineering and geoscience are wide ranging

Engineering and Geoscience Week March 3 To 9.
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MLA Ryan Domotor apologizes in legislature

MLA Ryan Domotor apologizes in legislature

Ryan Domotor, MLA for Cut Knife-Turtleford, issues apology in remarks at start of the spring sitting of Legislature in relation to criminal charge against him
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Labour strategy to cut red tape, retain workers, add to SINP

Labour strategy to cut red tape, retain workers, add to SINP

Premier Scott Moe announces a provincial roadmap for labour force with three pillars: preparing Saskatchewan people for jobs, recognizing skills and international recruitment.
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