Murray Wood: Regina residents deserve clear answers from city hall

The City of Regina has fired city manager Niki Anderson. Murray Wood says the public deserves to know the reasons behind the firing – and how much taxpayers will have to spend on Anderson’s severance.

Murray Wood delivers sharp, insightful commentary with a blend of wit, skepticism and straight talk. Whether he’s exposing political maneuvering, celebrating cultural icons or unpacking life’s everyday quirks, he never holds back.

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Wed., July 30: Murray Wood says cuddling with his three-year-old granddaughter is a great way to start the day. He says it’s important to appreciate the special moments while they’re here, because kids grow up fast.

Tues., July 29: Murray Wood says Hamas is a terrorist group that has committed acts of evil, but it’s also true that the situation in Gaza is a humanitarian nightmare. Wood says it’s past time for the situation to improve.

Mon., July 28: The Saskatchewan Roughriders are 6-1, following a win on Friday against the Edmonton Elks, but according to Murray Wood, fans aren’t as confident as the record suggests.

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Fri., July 25: Murray Wood runs down what’s hot and what’s not this Friday, from 3D Superman punches to Saskatchewan’s record-setting smoke and Cody Fajardo’s return to face the Riders at Mosaic Stadium.

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Thurs., July 24: Murray Wood says there’s some disturbing news in the latest crime numbers from Statistics Canada. Saskatchewan leads provinces in severe crime, and there was a 45 per cent increase in violent crime last year.