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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Wayne Mantyka
The Saskatchewan NDP wants the first Saturday of every month to be declared “Buy Local Day” in the province and introduced legislation that stresses the importance of local business to the economy. NDP MLAs and staff members recently stopped by Regina’s District Brewing Co. for a local pint of beer to mark the call. They feel it’s now more important than ever to support local businesses and products made at home.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Wayne Mantyka
Allegations of succession planning within the Saskatchewan Party made for some lively debate during question period Tuesday. The controversy began with the opposition NDP asking why Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill is going to a weekend Conservative networking event in Ottawa. “Now I’m shocked to see the same minister jet-setting to Ottawa to chum it up with Conservatives during what is likely the soft launch of his campaign to replace the premier,” NDP MLA Vicki Mowat said.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Wayne Mantyka
Regina’s Conexus Credit Union is considering a merger with credit unions based in Yorkton and Lloydminster. It’s a move they say will benefit customers. Currently there are 32 credit unions across Saskatchewan. The merger would bring together Conexus Credit Union, Cornerstone Credit Union and Synergy Credit Union.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Wayne Mantyka
The removal of American liquor from store shelves has left many Saskatchewan residents searching for alternatives. Canadian produced products are readily available, except for bourbon, which is made exclusively in Kentucky. This has created an unexpected opportunity for a Saskatchewan distiller. By chance, Last Mountain Distillery produced a few barrels of bourbon six years ago, which have been aging in a warehouse until now. “Very rare.
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3 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Wayne Mantyka
Canada has seemingly been spared by U.S President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs. The American president held a press conference Wednesday afternoon – outlining new trade actions affecting more than 175 countries. Many of those nations affected saw a baseline 10 per cent tariff. There was certainly relief in the air at the Saskatchewan Legislature following the announcement. NDP Opposition Leader Carla Beck was the first to respond.
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It’s the final weekend for The Bay in Regina after being part of the downtown since 1968. https://t.co/Q14aQLfXmK
The main downtown bus stop is again moving to Victoria Avenue and to Lorne St. for the summer to allow for further construction on 11th Avenue. https://t.co/LyzhAG8zhQ
Saskatchewan has cancelled a decision to pull American beer brands that are made in Canada. The industry said it would have hurt Canadian jobs. The province once had a rule requiring that all beer sold locally be made in Saskatchewan. https://t.co/O7n4fCU48d