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Premier Moe unveils new smaller cabinet, all with new roles

Premier Moe unveils new smaller cabinet, all with new roles

Jim Reiter becomes Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance, while there are new ministers in every portfolio
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Over $90,000 is needed for one child's medical treatment

Over $90,000 is needed for one child's medical treatment

Jasmine Hicks is trying to raise roughly $93,200 to send her daughter to the U.S. to get testing done.
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Public service veterans honoured at Legislature

Public service veterans honoured at Legislature

Annual Service of Remembrance held for the public service.
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From arriving in Canada in 2019 to now owning a restaurant, this resident shares his story

From arriving in Canada in 2019 to now owning a restaurant, this resident shares his story

Gagandeep Ghuman opened his restaurant less than two years after finishing his education in Canada.
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YWCA opens new Kikaskihtanaw Centre

YWCA opens new Kikaskihtanaw Centre

The centre has been a long nearly five-year plan for the organization.
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Candidate Rashovich irked by Advance Regina mailouts

Candidate Rashovich irked by Advance Regina mailouts

Dan Rashovich, running for council in Ward One, says Advance Regina has misrepresented his stance on Aquatic Centre project
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With the Lakeshore Mall gone, one resident reflects on its impact

With the Lakeshore Mall gone, one resident reflects on its impact

Ron Boychuk worked at a grocery store inside the mall for 30 years.
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Bresciani releases platform, gets endorsement from Fiacco

Bresciani releases platform, gets endorsement from Fiacco

Lori Bresciani’s campaign platform, titled Refocus Regina, pledges focus on financial responsibility, infrastructure and community engagement.
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Advance voting up slightly in Regina municipal vote

Advance voting up slightly in Regina municipal vote

Final tallies are in for Regina’s 2024 advance polls.
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Regina’s rent cost will likely continue to increase, expert says

Regina’s rent cost will likely continue to increase, expert says

Regina has seen an over 15 per cent year-over-year increase in one-bedroom apartment renting costs.
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