PD City Hall (Paul Dechene)
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I will be live-tweeting Regina city council meetings from this account. When the tweets start coming, they will be furious & fast & keep up for hours. Not for the faint of heart. You have been warned.
We're doing that with the Taylor Field land. But I would imagine to make this work long term & for more than just a special one off, we would need a development arm that bought, serviced and resold the property. More like what we're doing w/ The Towns.
November 28, 2025 at 11:27 PM
We're doing that with the Taylor Field land. But I would imagine to make this work long term & for more than just a special one off, we would need a development arm that bought, serviced and resold the property. More like what we're doing w/ The Towns.
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November 26, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Here's the link to CJTR's 50/50 raffle!
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To her credit, former Mayor Master’s used to ask admin why the city didn’t have a map or database of the underground utilities for each property. Apparently some cities know exactly what condition the water and sewer lines are everywhere …. does anyone know if that’s true?
November 26, 2025 at 5:50 PM
To her credit, former Mayor Master’s used to ask admin why the city didn’t have a map or database of the underground utilities for each property. Apparently some cities know exactly what condition the water and sewer lines are everywhere …. does anyone know if that’s true?
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That's what I'm confused about. The city uses Oracle's Utilities Work and Asset Management System (WAM) and one of it's features is visibility into where infrastructure assets are in their lifecycle and maintenance planning.
So in theory the city should already be able to do this.
So in theory the city should already be able to do this.
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November 26, 2025 at 6:00 PM
That's what I'm confused about. The city uses Oracle's Utilities Work and Asset Management System (WAM) and one of it's features is visibility into where infrastructure assets are in their lifecycle and maintenance planning.
So in theory the city should already be able to do this.
So in theory the city should already be able to do this.
It's always ideology with this guy. Sound policy takes a back seat. And this was the guy accusing Good Trouble Network of using a free food program as a front for an ideological training camp.
Not making that up. /3 #yqrcc
Not making that up. /3 #yqrcc
November 26, 2025 at 6:00 PM
It's always ideology with this guy. Sound policy takes a back seat. And this was the guy accusing Good Trouble Network of using a free food program as a front for an ideological training camp.
Not making that up. /3 #yqrcc
Not making that up. /3 #yqrcc
He has no interest in investing in the kind of thing that Moroz & KGS Group were proposing.
He just wants to put his name to a motion with "Red Tape Reduction Program" in the title. /2 #yqrcc
He just wants to put his name to a motion with "Red Tape Reduction Program" in the title. /2 #yqrcc
November 26, 2025 at 5:58 PM
He has no interest in investing in the kind of thing that Moroz & KGS Group were proposing.
He just wants to put his name to a motion with "Red Tape Reduction Program" in the title. /2 #yqrcc
He just wants to put his name to a motion with "Red Tape Reduction Program" in the title. /2 #yqrcc