Larissa Kurz is a Staff Reporter at Regina's city hall, where she focuses on municipal politics and social issues. Her reporting often intersects with themes of health care, education, 2SLGBTQIA+ rights, and gender equality. Larissa's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, National Post, and Regina Leader-Post, among others.
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Larissa Kurz's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in Saskatchewan, particularly with regard to the city of Regina. She also extensively covers education-related topics such as teachers' strikes.
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By: Larissa Kurz
"It's a great great way to finish off our season and, hopefully, a lot of Canadians will be tuning in with us online."
By: Larissa Kurz
"With debt funding no longer available, we must build the capital over time to make a new central library possible."
By: Larissa Kurz
The city says final cosmetic touches are all that's left and will be done by next spring.
By: Larissa Kurz
"We are doing more to make it happen already."
In a letter to the City of Moose Jaw, Aztec AI Health says the project is in need of "further research and feasibility analysis."
By: Larissa Kurz
“I understand council’s role in this but I am anticipating what I may hear from community members," said Coun. Shanon Zachidniak.
By: Larissa Kurz
Stakeholders surveyed said the idea likely would not help boost downtown development as intended.
By: Larissa Kurz
“The purpose of this is not to be on a witch hunt, but to create a deterrent so people actually pay their parking," said Coun. Dan Rashovich.
A memo says the update will be on recruitment efforts.
By: Larissa Kurz
Early-adopter incentives remain on the table to help cover the costs of adding those services.
