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Proposed lawsuit over Saskatchewan's wildfire response not expected to proceed for now
Eggerman said Procido’s hesitation stems from Section 4 of the Wildfire Act, introduced as an update to 1982 legislation. It ...
Saskatchewan Opposition say the government handed over a contract to another out-of-province company
The Saskatchewan NDP are sounding the alarm today about the Saskatchewan Government awarding the province’s Northern ...
Established in 2023, Justice Canada’s funding program has most recently enabled the Battlefords Drug Treatment Court to open, serve the Battlefords and west central Saskatchewan, and expand the DTCs ...
The Port of Churchill's ownership group has signed an agreement with the Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments to create a ...
Saskatchewan's manufacturing sector continues to drive economic momentum, with new data showing a 4.4 per cent increase in ...
Saskatchewan’s labour market continues to lead the nation, with June job figures marking all-time highs in several categories ...
On Tuesday morning, the premiers of Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan announced a new memorandum of understanding calling for ...
Saskatchewan NDP Deputy Agriculture Critic Trent Wotherspoon is travelling to drought-hit regions of the province this week ...
The Canadian Press on MSN12d
Saskatchewan government set to raise minimum wage by 35 cents this October
REGINA — The Saskatchewan government says minimum wage workers are set to get a slight raise this fall. Officials say minimum ...
The Canadian Press on MSN6d
Saskatchewan says 1,100 remain out of their homes as 49 fires rage in province
REGINA — Saskatchewan continued Wednesday to make headway battling wildfires, but officials say there are still 49 blazes ...
Wojnarski called it “unethical, conceited and irreversibly damaging” to disclose a student’s sexuality or gender identity ...
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