Saskatchewan’s electric vehicle owners were surprised and disappointed on budget day when the government announced a new annual $150 tax on electric vehicles. “If I could sum it up in one word, it would be ‘short-sighted,” said Saskatoon resident Dalibor Slavik, one of the 403 electric vehicle owners in Saskatchewan. “In terms of being short-sighted, what I mean by that...
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‘Short sighted’ provincial budget taxes electric vehicles
Saskatchewan’s electric vehicle owners were surprised and disappointed on budget day when the government announced a new annual $150 tax...
Couple brings a slice of the Okanagan to Saskatchewan
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Wolseley’s drive-in back in business
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University of Regina completes first full academic year of online learning
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Prairie Harm Reduction denied provincial funding, turns to fundraising again
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Playgrounds full as schools go remote
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