With the anticipated Regina city budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year approved, residents have mixed reactions when it comes to the 10.9-per cent increase in property tax.
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Although Regina city council emphasizes that these were not easy decisions to make, the increase means property owners will see a tax increase at a rate of $23 a day.
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Global News took to the streets to get a sense of how Regina is feeling about this.
More details in the video above.
This horrendous increase is criminal we don’t need another swimming pool and the services Regina offers is terrible I can’t afford to live here any more