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Wild weather cost $100 million

Improvements to the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program as a result of a stormy summer will cost the Saskatchewan treasury an additional $100 million this year, of which $40 million will be spent on road repairs.

Martensville’s “critical mass”

The demand for housing has created the first anomaly for a bedroom community: Martensville's average house prices are higher than in Saskatoon, and perhaps the highest in the province.

1,000 new homes in 12 months

Niebergall said construction of 1,000 homes would produce 4,500 jobs, $210 million in wages and $580 million in residential construction value. There were 2,307 building permits issued in 2009 worth a record $458.

Wall shuffles upper staff

Layng had served as assistant deputy minister, treasury board branch, at finance since 2005. Layng replaced Doug Matthies, who became president of SaskWater Corp. Ron Styles moved from president and CEO of the Crown Investments Corp.

Transit building goes green

The facility, which opened last month, was constructed with the assistance of $5.2 million from the federal government.

$15 Million reno at Southland Mall

Zellers is taking over the space left vacant when Wal-Mart relocated to the nearby Grasslands commercial development and rebranded as a Wal-Mart Supercentre.

Harvard plans first Class A office tower in 18 years

The building is the first major Class A office tower to be built in Regina since 1992. Harvard is the development manager and is partnering with Greystone Managed Investments, which is acting on behalf of its institutional pension fund investors.

Snow Lake

Vincic said the company anticipates the Lalor mine will have a 15-year lifespan, but it could be even longer with some extra exploration. “For the town of Snow Lake, that’s a pretty significant development.

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"We want to offer a cheaper, more family-oriented alternative. You could take your nine-year-old with you and they'd have the ability to hit the ball and not have a real frustrating day," Hiebert said.

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Zellers is taking over the space left vacant when Wal-Mart relocated to the nearby Grasslands commercial development and rebranded as a Wal-Mart Supercentre.