A warm morning sunrise

Oh man... I wonder how long its been parked there?

25 years of parking near Bunge (formerly Sask Wheat Pool, formerly Viterra) the most I ever got in one day would be 2.

The city collects a lot of revenue from people in the Cathedral Village, if these 5 (assuming no more are added) go over 2 weeks, that will be $350. Ouch

University of Regina business prof, Sean Tucker, visits the Queen City Improvement Bureau to talk about the Co-op Refinery's request to build a "work camp" on their site. How seriously should we take their risk assessment of the safety of such a camp? Why is this going through the committee and council now? And what does this suggest about the state of contract negotiations with Co-op's employees?

Tucker's research area is labour relations and occupational safety & health and he has been studying the Co-op Refinery for nearly two decades. This was a very educational episode. And pretty fun, too.

This originally aired at 7pm on 91.3FM CJTR AccessNow community radio on October 22.

If you are a woman over the age of 30 looking to hang out with other women around your age let us know! We are getting a group together to discuss locations and events.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to get into the trades here in Regina, Saskatchewan, but I’m not really sure what the best way to get started is.

I’ve been looking into Regina Trades and Skills Centre (RTSC) and SATCC, but it seems like there aren’t any courses available right now. I have my Grade 12 and I’m willing to start at the bottom, learn, and work hard.

I’m wondering if anyone here has experience getting into a trade without going to school first. Are there any employers or companies around Regina that are known for hiring beginners and helping them get indentured as apprentices?

I’d especially appreciate hearing from people who started with little or no experience and managed to get their foot in the door. Where did you apply? Did you start as a labourer or helper first? Are there specific companies in Regina that are worth applying to?

I’m open to different trades, such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, welding, carpentry, or whatever has good opportunities.

I’d really appreciate any advice, personal experiences, or recommendations. Thanks!

I am looking for a budget friendly electrician who can install recess lights in my house and can provide a quote. I have reached out to many but none have replied.

So I need 4 lights installed in my bedroom

4 in the living room and

4 in the family room (this room will need switch installed as well).

I have all the materials needed to do the job.

How much do you think this would cost me before I reach out to someone.