Val Trainor News Today

The RM of Edenwold has denied permission for a new composting facility that would process waste from the City of Regina's green bin program.

The decision comes after months of uncertainty while the RM reviewed the discretionary use application from EverGen, who is hired by Regina.

This is where we see the breakdown in teachers bargaining thats become more about big &#34P&#34 politics and less about addressing local needs.

With 60% of mortgages set for renewal within 3 years, homeowners face a payment shock unless interest rates come down, RBC says. Read on.

Steven Guilbeault, minister of environment and climate change, on behalf of the Canadian government, has

Mass timber has huge potential in reducing the carbon footprints of buildings, according to a Royal Bank of Canada report. Read on.

More homeowners turned to the private mortgage market but brokers say having a strategy to eventually get out of the loan is key. Read on

Reeve Al Trainor said he also opposes the White Citys annexation bid as proposed.

A Canadian oil executive has taken over as interim CEO of oil major BP following the sudden resignation of its previous leader. Read on.

Cities will have to reinvent their downtowns but the transition will be messy until residential conversions become more economic. Read on.