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Province invests $4 million to support kidney care for patients Paid Members Public
A $4 million technology investment will support more than 2,500 patients through the Provincial Kidney Health Program.
Saskatchewan legislation protecting first responders Paid Members Public
Today Saskatchewan introduced legislation to better protect police officers, first responders, and victims of crime who may be exposed to another person's bodily substances.
Saskatchewan recognizes women making history Paid Members Public
As Women's History Month comes to a close, the Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing the generations of women whose leadership, determination and achievements have helped shape the province, while celebrating the women and girls who continue to build its future.
November memories in agriculture Paid Members Public
When November arrives each year it is a turning of the calendar which floods my mind with a myriad of memories spread out over varying times in my life.
NHL's name game not so easy today Paid Members Public
Foster Hewitt and Danny Gallivan had it easy.
Daylight savings time and plants Paid Members Public
The leaves are falling and the days are growing shorter. This raises questions about the effects of Daylight Savings Time on the environment and plant life, which rely on natural rhythms rather than human-made schedules.
Saskatchewan monthly construction update Paid Members Public
October marks the eighth edition of the Saskatchewan Monthly Construction Update (MCU) as construction crews across the province continue to advance infrastructure projects and reach key milestones.
A new approach to leasing agricultural Crown land Paid Members Public
The Ministry of Agriculture is introducing a new ongoing allocation approach for agricultural Crown land leases.
SHA offering RSV protection for newborns Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is launching its second season of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) prevention with nirsevimab, a long-acting monoclonal antibody that helps protect infants and young children from severe RSV illness.
Four charged in cross-border tobacco smuggling operation Paid Members Public
A joint investigation between the RCMP and CBSA resulted in charges against four individuals for smuggling nearly 116,000 kg of tobacco into Canada from the U.S. between October 2020 and April 2024.
Opening of the third session of the thirtieth legislature Paid Members Public
Her Honour, the Honourable Bernadette McIntyre, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, will formally open the Third Session of the Thirtieth Legislature with the Speech from the Throne on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, in the Assembly Chamber of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building.
Time to shift into winter driving mode Paid Members Public
Snow and icy weather are hitting parts of Saskatchewan, so SGI encourages drivers to adapt their driving habits and prioritize safety as road conditions change.
We're failing people with disabilities Paid Members Public
Canadians with disabilities are fifty per cent more likely to experience poverty and twice as likely to experience food insecurity, yet hundreds of thousands are denied access to government supports that would improve their lives.
November skies Paid Members Public
The Moon, at last quarter, is among the stars of the Beehive Cluster (M44). On the 2nd, Mars is 1.1 degrees north of the Moon, while Jupiter is 0.5 degrees north, providing an amazing viewing opportunity.
Saskatchewan launches new respiratory therapy training program Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's first-ever respiratory therapy program has welcomed its first cohort of students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Regina campus.
Saskatchewan calls for end to tanker ban Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan supports calls for the federal government to end the tanker ban on the north coast of British Columbia (B.C.).
