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

August 28, 2026

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

#Canada #City Government #City of Regina #Donald Trump #Saskatchewan #Saskatchewan economy #US
Saskatchewan to add 50% levy to U.S. alcohol starting September 8

August 28, 2026

Saskatchewan will impose a 50 per cent levy on American-made alcohol ordered by retailers beginning September 8, a move that …

#Consumer #Donald Trump #Saskatchewan #Saskatchewan economy #US
Saskatchewan deficit rises to $825 million as health and flood costs climb

August 28, 2026

Revenue is expected to exceed the original budget projection by $331 million, driven mainly by a $320 million increase in …

#Jim Reiter #Saskatchewan #Saskatchewan economy #Trent Wotherspoon
Record TSA Delays Hit U.S. Airports Amid Partial Government Shutdown

March 26, 2026

Travelers across the United States faced historic wait times at airport security checkpoints Wednesday as a partial government shutdown led …

#Transportation #US
Israel Intensifies Strikes on Iran as Conflict Enters Second Month

March 26, 2026

Israeli forces have carried out intensified airstrikes on sites and infrastructure inside Iran, including the reported killing of Iran’s navy …

#Fire #Iran #Israel #Strait of Hormuz #US
Regina Police Service to Receive $280,000 from Civil Forfeiture Fund for Firearms Range Renovation

October 29, 2025

The Regina Police Service (RPS) is set to modernize its indoor firearms training range, thanks to more than $280,000 in …

#Canada #City Government #City of Regina #Police #Saskatchewan