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Councillor likely wouldn't use transit if it were better due to work - Vimarsana News

Councillor likely wouldn't use transit if it were better due to work

As Regina's transit challenge passes, one city councillor says his work outside of council necessitates using a vehicle, not transit.

City to provide $100K, $1 yearly lease to food bank, pending approval - Vimarsana News

City to provide $100K, $1 yearly lease to food bank, pending approval

The City of Regina could give $100,000 to the Regina Food Bank. It would pay also $1 lease per year for 10 years, if approved by council.

Regina mayor apologizes for Coun. Terina Shaw's comments on Indigenous people and homelessness - Vimarsana News

Regina mayor apologizes for Coun. Terina Shaw's comments on Indigenous people and homelessness

Indigenous organizations say Coun. Terina Shaw's comments were offensive and a misrepresentation of a discussion on homelessness.

Source: cbc.ca
Regina city council may use federal funding to replace Lawson Aquatic Centre - Vimarsana News

Regina city council may use federal funding to replace Lawson Aquatic Centre

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

Campaign donors for 2020 municipal election revealed - Vimarsana News

Campaign donors for 2020 municipal election revealed

Regina / 980 CJME Feb 23, 2021 9:56 AM Regina city council gathered in Henry Baker Hall for the first night of 2020 budget deliberations on Dec. 9, 2019. (Jessie Anton/980 CJME) Campaign contributions and expenses for the 2020 municipal election have been disclosed in a report for council. Under the city’s bylaw, candidates had to submit their disclosure forms by Feb. 8. Mayoral candidates were allowed to spend up to $68,776 on their campaigns. Those running for council could spend up to $11,393. The bylaw only requires the disclosure of donors who contribute more than $500 for a mayoral ca...

Source: cjme.com