Larissa Kurz is a Staff Reporter at Regina’s city hall, where she focuses on municipal politics and social issues. With a keen interest in health care, education, 2SLGBTQIA+ rights, and gender equality, she is dedicated to telling impactful human stories that resonate within her community. Larissa's work has been featured in notable publications including the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, National Post, and Regina Leader-Post.
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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
Regina city council has agreed to float the Globe Theatre $1.38 million to help pay outstanding costs from its recently completed renovation.
By: Larissa Kurz
Friends, colleagues and fellow political leaders are mourning the sudden loss of Canadian senator and longtime farming advocate Todd Lewis.
By: Larissa Kurz
The City of Regina says it is currently in the process of creating a policy to regulate the development of AI data centres inside city limits.
By: Larissa Kurz
As FCL bargains with unionized workers, it is seeking permission from the City of Regina to put up a temporary work camp.
By: Larissa Kurz
Some advocates say they are skeptical that changes to Saskatchewan's disability income program will result in increased funds.
By: Larissa Kurz
Terri Bosner has been door-knocking in her home city of Moose Jaw since July, polling neighbours about a proposed AI data centre.
By: Larissa Kurz
Unlike some provinces, Saskatchewan doesn't have laws preventing the use of replacement workers during a strike or lockout.
By: Larissa Kurz
A recent boom in the AI sector has some wondering if these mega-sized technology projects are being properly considered in Sask.
By: Larissa Kurz
Core stakeholders of McKell Wascana Conservation Park are seeking court intervention to protect the nature reserve from a city road project.
“No one wants to see a higher (tax) bill, but we also want to live in a city where we’re not feeling like its being neglected in an effort to save money.”
