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Mar
2021
Regina Catholic School Board looking for partners to keep community school open – Regina
The Regina Catholic School Board is looking to find partners who can help develop a business plan and keep a school in the Cathedral neighbourhood open. Holy Rosary School has approximately 96 students. Board chairperson Vicky Bonnell said if partners aren’t found, the school will be closed by June…
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Feb
2021
FHQ Developments CEO amongst Globe and Mail award winners
An award aimed on showcasing emerging leaders who are transforming business today have announced 50 inaugural winners, including a man from the Muscowpetung First Nation. Thomas Benjoe, the CEO of FHQ Developments, earned a 2021 Report on Business Changemakers award from The Globe and Mail. “I appreciate the recognition…
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Feb
2021
Pandemic, 3rd-party delivery fees play role in Güd Eats closure in Regina: owner
The restaurant industry in Saskatchewan has seen another casualty as the coronavirus pandemic continues to create challenges for local businesses. Gud Eats, a 100-per cent vegan fast food restaurant, announced it is closing its Regina location as of Feb. 28. “Unfortunately, COVID-19 has taken a toll on a number…
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Jan
2021
Gift baskets to be donated to Regina seniors left empty-handed over holidays – Regina
A local business has stepped up and is hoping to make things right for seniors at a Regina care home who were left empty-handed over the holidays, after being promised gift baskets they never received. Last October, Jackie Harrower said she was contacted by Justin Newberry, the owner of…
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Sep
2020
Saskatchewan election: Regina Walsh Acres
Summary A new MLA will be elected in Regina Walsh Acres after Saskatchewan Party MLA Warren Steinley resigned his seat after winning the Regina-Lewvan riding for the Conservative Party of Canada in the 2019 federal election. Boundaries Regina Walsh Acres includes the neighbourhoods of Regent Park, Walsh Acres and…
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Apr
2016
Save-On-Foods comes to Regina – Regina
REGINA – Shoppers in Regina have a new option for their groceries with the opening of the first Save-On-Foods in the province. The Vancouver-based chain has had prairie plans for a while now, but first needed to get the infrastructure in place. “We built our warehouse in Edmonton recently and…
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The Canadian Press
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