text: The Saskatoon Police Air Support Unit took off when RCMP asked for help to find a stolen car. From the air, police found the car traveling fast down Highway 16 just west of Clavet towards Saskatoon.
  Police tracked the car to a driveway in the 1100 block of Colony Street in the Varsity View neighbourhood where the driver had abandoned the vehicle and run off.
  Police watched the suspect’s movements from the air while officers and their dogs tracked the suspect on the ground and made the arrest. The suspect got some minor injuries when they were bitten by one of the dogs.
  The suspect is charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000, fail to stop for police and drug related offences.
  Thursday is the deadline for Regina property owners to have their property taxes in to city hall, with payments due at 11:59 p.m.
  Deborah Bryden, the manager of property tax and administration for the City of Regina, said that residents who are late paying will face a penalty.
  “Two-point-three is a general tax increase, plus a one percent increase that’s dedicated to the ongoing residential road renewal program.” Bryden said.
  There is a 24-hour deposit box located on the east side of city hall where you can drop off a cheque with your payment stub.
  You can also pay your property tax online if you have access to online banking services. You can add your tax bill in the payee section as Regina tax and an online form will ask you to type in your eight-digit account number found in the upper left-hand corner of your bill and on your tax payment stub.