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The amended law will also make it easier to set up polling places in hospitals and personal care homes, and will require all municipalities to hold at least one advance poll.

The Canadian Association of Journalists supports CBC and APTN fighting the publication ban that would prevent media from reporting on evidence at the hearing for sisters Nerissa and Odelia Quewezance. The Crown is also seeking to have the records sealed.

Regina City Hall Update - Two councillors are behind a court application against the City Manager for excluding homeless funding from 2023 budget.

Daily Leg Update - Alberta Premier’s relief measures including pausing the fuel tax seem more to liking of NDP than ‘Moe’s Money’.

Holiday mail deadlines are important to know for those sending cards and parcels this Christmas.

Daily Leg Update - The provincial plan to replace the federally imposed carbon tax on industrial emitters is effective Jan. 1.

Regina City Hall Update - Mill rate increases of 4.67 and 4.66 per cent proposed, 4.5 per cent utilities, all of which must still be passed by council.

Special ceremony, which remembers the millions who perished in the 1932-33 famine, happens in 2022 in the shadow of the current world events

Regina gang-related homicides triple in one year.

To prove the win was legitimate, the couple headed to another store to scan their ticket again.