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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe did not seem confident when speaking about the Liberal government’s speech from the throne on Wednesday at the Saskatchewan legislature. He said the throne speech ...

Returning officers in Saskatchewan are beginning to recruit what the province’s elections agency expects to be thousands more volunteer workersneeded to work the polls during October’s pan...

SaskTel announced plans Wednesday to increase its investment in the provincial government's Wireless Saskatchewan Initiative by more than $70 million. The additional funding will allow for the constru...

The amount of COVID-19 cases in Regina continues to rise. At the beginning of September, Regina had just one active case, but three of six new cases being announced by the province on Wednesday are in...

The Supreme Court of Canada reserved judgment on the national carbon tax Wednesday. After two days of hearings and presentations from more than two dozen interested parties, the court adjourned withou...

The minority Liberal government has unveiled what it calls an “ambitious plan for an unprecedented reality” that pledges to create over one million jobs and expand or introduce benefit pro...

NDP Leader Ryan Meili committed Wednesday, that if elected Premier next month, he would stop allowing corporations to make political donations. Meili says the Saskatchewan Party has accepted more than...

The City of Regina began accepting nominations on Tuesday for the upcoming civic election. Mayor Michael Fougere, who is seeking a third term as mayor, said this year’s mayoral candidates are al...

With the Throne Speech expected from Ottawa on Wednesday, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is hoping there will be good news for small businesses across Saskatchewan. CFIB spokesperson ...

APAS has launched a task force to develop better internet and cell phone service in rural Saskatchewan. Kerrobert area farmer Jeremy Welter is the chair of the Rural Connectivity Task Force. Welter sa...