Politics
Sask Enviro Society - SK's coal extension decision deserves full court review Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Environmental Society will argue for a full hearing on the province's controversial coal extension decision, which defies federal phase-out mandates.
Putting the brakes on unsafe commercial vehicles Paid Members Public
As part of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's (CVSA) annual Brake Safety Week, Saskatchewan enforcement officers will conduct "Operation Air Brake" inspections from August 25-27 at the Beverly Weigh Scale on Highway 1 near Swift Current.
Trump's tariff playbook Paid Members Public
It seems US president Donald Trump has taken part of his bullying playbook from Lucy in Peanuts.
Marking 150 years of Treaty 6 in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is joining Treaty 6 First Nations and community members at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6. The gathering includes ceremonies, forums, and cultural programming, along with the announcement of a permanent monument.
Five new provincial court judges appointed across Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is announcing the appointment of five new judges to the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan.
Clean energy advocates urge Saskatchewan to choose renewables Paid Members Public
Clean energy advocates are calling on the Saskatchewan government to abandon nuclear power plans and invest in renewable energy solutions, citing environmental and financial risks.
Coal catastrophe blows $26-billion hole Paid Members Public
REGINA - Carla Beck's team is sending Scott Moe's bad news budget through the woodchipper after leaked SaskPower documents blew a $26-billion hole in the Sask. Party fiscal plan.
Spring sitting advances government's protection plan Paid Members Public
The Spring Sitting of the Second Session of the Thirtieth Legislature came to a close today with the government successfully advancing on its commitment to protect Saskatchewan in vital areas like affordability, the economy and health care.
Saskatchewan introduces Henry's Law Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is announcing changes to the carbon monoxide (CO) alarm requirements in residential buildings.
Government invests $17.2M in justice programs Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is demonstrating its commitment to building and protecting safe, strong communities by investing in alternative measures and extrajudicial sanctions programs across the province.
Legislation passed to recognize Saskatchewan's many peoples Paid Members Public
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan passed The From Many Peoples, Strength Act, which will create a new framework for recognizing the days, weeks, and months that celebrate the unique heritages of Saskatchewan's many peoples.
Minister re-establishes advisory committee on labour relations Paid Members Public
Today, Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Minister Ken Cheveldayoff announced the re-establishment of a committee to provide advice on labour relations, employment standards and workplace safety.
Investing in Saskatchewan small town and rural police services Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is strengthening rural community safety with the introduction of the Small Town and Rural (STAR) Police Services Grant Program.
Saskatchewan prioritizing local workforce and businesses in nuclear energy development Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is continuing to strengthen energy security, by preparing the province's workforce and our local businesses for a future in nuclear.
Province protecting rights of Saskatchewan firearms owners Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced additional amendments to The Saskatchewan Firearms Act to help provincial firearms owners and businesses receive fair compensation for their property that has been targeted by federal legislation.
Saskatchewan calls on Ottawa to give provinces a real voice in appointing judges Paid Members Public
Premier Scott Moe joins three other premiers in urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to reform Canada's judicial appointment process
