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Light the Light gets new date change (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — It’s a new date for Light the Lights. Without any debate, Regina city council unanimously approved Ward 8 Coun. Shanon Zachidniak's motion to change the annual winter event from Dec. 1 to Nov. 19. “We’re finding efficiency by instead of having two Christmas lighting events, we are combining them to have one and make it even better.” Now, with the date change, Light the Lights will see collaboration with the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) and other downtown
Regina downtown office vacancy rate drops, but parking remains a hurdle (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — Regina’s office vacancy rate is showing signs of decline. A report from Colliers at Regina's city council meeting on Wednesday indicates the city’s downtown vacancy rate sits at 12.56 per cent as of the second quarter of 2026. “This is really due to a lot of companies giving up space or finding efficiencies using work from home,” said Colliers managing director Ryan Babey. The fourth quarter of 2024 saw the downtown vacancy rate at 15 per cent, while vacancy rates during the pand
Bachynski hopes for more federal funding for Regina land bank (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski is hopeful more federal funding will be used for land banks. Bachynski spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Ottawa at a housing conference hosted by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities to advocate for a bigger voice on options for affordable housing. “I don’t think the federal government is as aware of the land banks and the benefits they could bring to its goal of increasing the affordable housing supply. I think what we need is simply more of a voice
Regina updates floodplain rules after provincial regulation change (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — A decades-old floodplain regulation in Regina is changing. On Wednesday, Regina city council unanimously approved adopting a new regulation protecting properties in the area from a one-in-200-year flood event. The changes follow provincial amendments to The Statements of Provincial Interest Regulations in 2025, which shifted the floodplain standard from a one-in-500-year flood event set in 1982 to a one-in-200-year event. “The 1-in-200-year floodplain is slightly less expansive t
STF launches ad campaign highlighting $1,483-per-student funding gap (opens the original)
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REGINA, Sask. — It’s a new ad campaign describing the lack of investment in Saskatchewan students over the past 10 years. The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation (STF) showcased the ad on Monday. Each student in the province has received $1,483 less in support from the 2015-2016 school year to the 2025-2026 school year. “When we are talking about underfunding in public education in Saskatchewan, we're talking about operating funding,” explained STF president Samantha Becotte. Based on data from pre
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