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Business owners cite communication issues as Dewdney project nears end
REGINA — As the Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization Project is near completion, some business owners have been unhappy with the city’s communication. The Dewdney revitalization project began last April, and Mark Heise, CEO of Rebellion Brewing, says dialogue with Regina officials has been lacklustre in year two. “We don’t even know how to get to the brewery some days because the road closures are not being communicated.” Heise noted the backs…
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Business owners cite communication issues as Dewdney project nears end
REGINA — As the Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization Project is near completion, some business owners have been unhappy with the city’s communication. The Dewdney revitalization project began last April, and Mark Heise, CEO of Rebellion Brewing, says dialogue with Regina officials has been lacklustre in year two. “We don’t even know how to get to the brewery some days because the road closures are not being communicated.” Heise noted the backs…
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