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The City of Regina will be asking both the federal and provincial governments to redirect transit infrastructu...

Meewasin Valley Authority held an event today (friday) in Saskatoon at the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan to mark the completion of the River Heights...

Flin Flonners will have a chance to speak with councillors about the replacement to the Flin Flon Aqua Centre at a meeting next week.

Administration officials told councillors the $128 million in funding would be required to fund even the "lower-end options" that will be put in front of council to consider.

Regina city council voted unanimously to move forward with an application to both the federal and provincial government to use the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) to replace the aging Lawson Aquatic Centre.

Coun. Bob Hawkins maintained that redirecting the funds elsewhere does not mean the city is not fulfilling its transit commitments.

As gas prices continue to climb, some might be turning to public transportation to save money. And now, Regina...

Regina city council may attempt to dip into federal funding to put towards a new indoor aquatic centre.

/CNW/ - The Honourable Pablo Rodriguez, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Quebec Lieutenant, on behalf of the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of...

Now that additional funding from Regina and Moose Jaw has been approved, construction on the new plant can begin next month.