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Two new butcher shops make it easier for consumers to eat the farm-to-table way

Two new butcher shops make it easier for consumers to eat the farm-to-table way

Buying meat in bulk at one of Neilburg's two shops may cost more initially, but the cost is actually lower per pound once it is all added up.
Filing CRA taxes by paper? Here's what you need to know!

Filing CRA taxes by paper? Here's what you need to know!

This is because, starting in 2024, the CRA will no longer print line-by-line instructions in the paper package.
Agriculture This Week: What uses are acceptable for farmland?

Agriculture This Week: What uses are acceptable for farmland?

Ultimately though this would seem only the start of a very important debate, what is an acceptable use of farmland in a world which is constantly changing?
Nadine Wilson tossed from Leg over net zero criticism remarks

Nadine Wilson tossed from Leg over net zero criticism remarks

Wilson tells reporters she is 鈥渟ick and tired鈥 of government embracing net-zero by 2050 after being suspended for the day.
Masters confirms re-election bid at State of the City Address

Masters confirms re-election bid at State of the City Address

Regina Mayor Sandra Masters tells State of the City audience she plans to spend Nov. 13 watching election results; confirms she will be on the ballot
Dub茅鈥檚 lifetime support for RUH nears $8M

Dub茅鈥檚 lifetime support for RUH nears $8M

Four decades of donations to Royal University Hospital from Leslie and Irene Dub茅 nears $8 million following major donation.
The Ruttle Report - Snow sucks, but man, we were due!

The Ruttle Report - Snow sucks, but man, we were due!

"It was a classic later winter storm here on the Prairies ... and we were probably due."
Update: Regina man dies in collision near Bladworth

Update: Regina man dies in collision near Bladworth

Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes and to follow traffic restrictions.
Moose Jaw: Property damage caused by city staff top safety issue

Moose Jaw: Property damage caused by city staff top safety issue

The human resources department investigated 50 safety incidents during the fourth quarter of 2023, compared to 30 incidents during the same period in 2022, according to a recent city council report.
Sask. mother urges negotiations resume or dash hopes of students

Sask. mother urges negotiations resume or dash hopes of students

Dominique Mannix worries that if extracurriculars are paused next week, as the STF continues to argue for more classroom support, her daughter's school trip to New York will be cancelled.
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