Watrous and neighbouring municipalities are one step closer to seeing a new long-term care facility in their community.

The first human cases of West Nile Virus infection in Canada this season have been confirmed in Saskatchewan.

Establishing a caring, supportive, nurturing, reliable and sustainable relationship is the goal of the province's parent mentoring program.

Saskatchewan's value-added manufacturing wood products sector will benefit from FPInnovations' technical knowledge to increase productivity and sales revenues while reducing operational expenses.

The public is being asked to help make Regina streets safer with a road safety program called Report Impaired Drivers (RID).

Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) and the Government of Saskatchewan have reached a conditional sale agreement for land required to construct the proposed multi-purpose entertainment facility.

Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan today designated September as Privacy and Security Awareness Month in Saskatchewan.

Work on a new facility at Cumberland College's Central Park Learning Centre in Nipawin is well underway thanks to funding by the federal and provincial governments.

Premier Brad Wall, Highways and Infrastructure Minister Jim Reiter and Swift Current Mayor Jerrod Schafer celebrated today the completion of improvements to the Trans-Canada Highway 1 and Highway 4 Interchange in Swift Current.

It will now be easier for internationally trained accountants to work in Saskatchewan, thanks to a one-year pilot project in Saskatoon.