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Fresh attempts to scrap the City of Regina’s plans for electric buses and a new aquatic centre were denied this week after the city solicitor advised strongly against both ideas. During city council’s ...

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Nelson Brands wasn’t sure when he was bit by the coaching bug but said he has enjoyed his first season as head coach at Iowa City Regina. West Branch senior Cooper Gates has earned two state medals ...

Regina’s 2026 budget deliberations continued Thursday, with city councilors voting on more than 20 amendments to Mayor Chad Bachynski’s proposal to cut more than $12 million from next year’s municipal ...

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