Andrew Stevens Ward 3

The City of Regina is moving ahead with its adoption of recommendations put forward in the Truth and Reconciliation Report.

There were a lot of great conversations today at the SaskForward event here in Regina.

It's time for Regina to follow the lead of communities like Medicine Hat and develop a strategy to end homelessness.

Here's a summary of two issues council members discussed at the January 18, 2017 Executive Committee meeting. You can find a PDF of the public agenda here.

Here's a letter to the editor I wrote about Housing First in Regina (Leader Post, January 5, 2017).

The LP’s coverage of Housing First success stories reminds us that an end to homelessness is possible.

How will property reassessments impact your municipal tax rates? Here's some background as well as details about the appeal process.

During the campaign, residents living near Saskatchewan Drive complained about the brightness of electronic signs along that busy street. Here's the deal... and a chance for residents to get involved in change.

On January 9, join neighbours and community members for the second Ward 3 Community Council meeting at the Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre.

Here's an update on the 1915 Retallack Street park development motion.

On December 7 the City of Regina hosted an open forum for residents to learn about the rezoning of a building on 12th Avenue and St. John Street. If the rezoning is approved by City Council, this building could be the home of Carmichael Outreach, which is currently located just a few blocks away. That organization's need for a new building is undeniable. But is this intersection appropriate?