Tariffs Add $1 Million to Regina Transit Costs—City Must Protect Riders and Taxpayers

• September 11, 2026

Category: Canada, City of Regina, Driving, Opinion, Regina, Saskatchewan
Tags: #CTV News #City Government #City of Regina #Donald Trump #Saskatchewan #Transit #Transportation #US

Tariffs have added approximately $1 million to Regina Transit’s operating costs. Chidi Igwe argues that the city needs a transparent tariff-risk assessment, stronger Canadian procurement and a plan that protects riders and taxpayers.

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Regina Seniors’ Rent Hikes Show Why Saskatchewan Needs Stronger Tenant Protection

• September 11, 2026

Category: Affordable Housing, Opinion, Regina, Saskatchewan
Tags: #Affordable Housing #CTV News #City of Regina #Harbour Landing #NDP #Rent Control #Saskatchewan Party #Seniors #The Williston

Regina seniors facing significant rent increases have renewed the debate over rent control. Saskatchewan needs a balanced system that protects tenants while supporting responsible housing investment.

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U.S.–Canada Tariff War: Regina Should Prepare, Not Simply Wait

• August 28, 2026

Category: Canada, City of Regina, Economy, Regina, Saskatchewan, World
Tags: #Canada #City Government #City of Regina #Donald Trump #Saskatchewan #Saskatchewan economy #US

Regina cannot resolve the U.S.–Canada tariff dispute, but it can prepare for higher construction costs, supply disruptions and pressure on local businesses and workers.

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Saskatchewan to add 50% levy to U.S. alcohol starting September 8

• August 28, 2026

Category: Economy, Saskatchewan, US
Tags: #Consumer #Donald Trump #Saskatchewan #Saskatchewan economy #US

Saskatchewan will impose a 50 per cent levy on American-made alcohol ordered by retailers beginning September 8, a move that could eventually increase prices for consumers.

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