Regina's mayor met with PM Trudeau in Ottawa Monday
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on Monday to discuss a number of topics including ongoing infrastructure projects and social initiatives.
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COVID-19 viral levels continue to decrease in Regina's wastewater: U of R study
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Political movement 'Saskatchewan United' attempting to gain party recognition
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'Why Not Weyburn': New campaign encourages more people to consider making Weyburn home
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City wide clean up a teaching moment for Moose Jaw youth
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Ten years after pulling back the reins on chuckwagon races in Yorkton, they are back.
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