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Saskatchewan advisory committee aims to improve accessibility in the provinceThe government of Saskatchewan has formed an accessibility advisory committee to help assess and improve accessibility in the province.CanadaSep 14
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Saskatchewan Olympic and Paralympic team’s recognized by provinceOn Friday, the Government of Saskatchewan recognized the athletes, coaches and mission staff who proudly represented Canada at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games.CanadaSep 20
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Government of Saskatchewan stresses ‘critical impact’ a looming rail strike will haveThe looming railway strike will have 'far-reaching consequences,' says the Sask. government, if an agreement with the CN and Canadian Pacific railway’s unions is not reached.EconomyAug 15
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Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation outlines key voting factors ahead of electionAfter a shaky year for teachers going through contract negotiations with the provincial government, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is launching their election platform.CanadaSep 12
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$8.4M investment from feds, provincial government towards childcare staff retentionThe Governments of Saskatchewan and Canada announced $8.4 million in early learning and childcare workforce grants to assist childcare centres in recruiting and retaining staffCanadaSep 5
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Saskatchewan, CRA reach carbon pricing payment agreement: BibeauThe dispute between the governments of Saskatchewan and Canada around the province's refusal to collect the federal carbon price on natural gas appears to have been settled.PoliticsJul 16
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Saskatchewan government issues new timber allocations to support upstart millThe new mill will focus on production of oriented strand board, a versatile and specifically engineered wood panel commonly used in home construction.CanadaSep 12
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How Saskatchewan is producing rare earth minerals on a global scaleAccording to the provincial government, Saskatchewan is now the first jurisdiction in North America to produce rare earth metals at a commercial scale.CanadaSep 18
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Dates set for binding arbitration between Saskatchewan teachers, provincial governmentDates have officially been set for the binding arbitration proceedings between the Teachers’ Bargaining Committee and the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee.CanadaAug 8
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Saskatchewan MP blames federal government for crime, homelessness and addiction problemsSaskatoon West MP Brad Redekopp wrote a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau blaming his government's policies for issues like crime, homelessness and addiction.PoliticsAug 6
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Federal, provincial governments announce $35M for tuition free early childhood education in Sask.The federal and Saskatchewan governments say they are jointly investing 35-million dollars to support tuition-free training in early childhood education.CanadaAug 22
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Saskatchewan agriculture industry raises concerns over capital gains tax changesA recent change to the capital gains tax by the federal government is leaving Saskatchewan farmers worried about retirement and handing down their property to family.EconomyAug 20
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Saskatoon names potential temporary emergency shelter locationThe shelter at 210 Pacific Ave. will have space for 30 to 40 beds. The site will need to be approved by city council.CanadaSep 9
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Saskatchewan students, teachers return to full classrooms across the provinceAfter job action and pauses in extracurricular activities last year, teachers and students return to classrooms. However, teachers are entering this school year with no contract.CanadaSep 3
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Saskatchewan to enhance cancer treatment safety through genotypingThe Sask. government, SHA, and Saskatchewan Cancer Agency are launching a genome testing program to improve the safety of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy treatment.CanadaAug 13
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Saskatchewan to cover a portion of landfill search costs for missing Saskatoon womanThe Saskatchewan government says it will reimburse some of the costs of a 1.5-million-dollar landfill search that found the remains of a missing womanCanadaAug 8
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Nominees chosen for Saskatchewan government and STF binding arbitration panelThe panel will weigh the facts and rationale presented and the arbitrator’s decision will be delivered in the form of a legally binding written report.CanadaJul 23
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Saskatchewan limits cellphone use in schoolsThe Saskatchewan provincial government is limiting cellphone use in schools from kindergarten to Grade 12 for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.EducationAug 6
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3 unions look to intervene in Sask. government’s appeal of pronoun law challengeThe Parents’ Bill of Rights was passed in Saskatchewan last October and requires students under 16 to receive parental consent before changing their names or pronouns at school.CanadaJul 15
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Saskatchewan residents file Charter lawsuit over province’s gas-plant planA group of Saskatchewan residents has filed a lawsuit against the province and SaskPower, saying a plan to allow more gas-fired power generation violates Charter rights.EnvironmentJul 26