Health and Education
Government invests in relocatable classrooms Paid Members Public
A $28.5 million provincial investment will add 39 new relocatable classrooms to address enrolment growth and flexibility in Saskatchewan schools.
New mobile mammography unit to serve 42 communities Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan expands breast cancer screening with state-of-the-art mobile unit launching in 2026.
Saskatchewan Chiropractors Nearly Double Their Goal Paid Members Public
Donating Almost 18,800 Pairs of Socks to People in Need
Eleven Puppies Abandoned in Freezing Temperatures Outside the Regina Humane Society Paid Members Public
Regina, Saskatchewan – The Regina Humane Society (RHS) is deeply concerned after eleven young puppies were found abandoned in a plastic storage tote outside its facility early yesterday morning, December 8, 2025
Holiday plants brighten winter homes Paid Members Public
Column highlights easy festive plants for the season.
Holiday cacti care tips Paid Members Public
Understanding differences and care for Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter cacti.
Province marks disability awareness day Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan highlights accessibility and inclusion on International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Government enhances legislation for animal protection in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan introduced The Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025, which will strengthen and create more transparency and public accountability around animal welfare enforcement.
Province expands access to primary care Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan signs contracts with 19 nurse practitioners to provide publicly funded primary care, aiming for broader coverage by 2028.
Tuition-free carpentry program launches in Humboldt Paid Members Public
Carlton Trail College offers free Applied Certificate Carpentry program for eligible students at its Humboldt campus in January 2026.
Create a terrarium Paid Members Public
How to build a self-sustaining indoor ecosystem for winter gardening projects.
Free menstrual products program continues Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan schools will keep offering free menstrual products through an extended government and Shoppers Drug Mart partnership.
Horizon board elects new table officers Paid Members Public
Linda Mattock and Mark Fedak chosen to lead Horizon School Division’s board efforts for the coming year.
Robot-assisted surgeries in Regina Paid Members Public
Pasqua Hospital launches robotic surgery system to expand advanced care for southern Saskatchewan patients.
Lanigan celebrates new school opening Paid Members Public
Lanigan’s new PreK-12 school opens, supporting 450 students with modern facilities.
Sask - 38 nurses below the age of 35 left the workforce for every 100 new nurses that started in 2023, finds new MEI report Paid Members Public
Across Canada, 40 nurses under 35 leave the workforce for every 100 who enter it.
