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Patrick Moore discussion topic labeled “energy and sustainability – debunk of climate change”
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Saskatchewan government forms committee to review potential pipeline investment
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Premier Scott Moe announces ‘record’ revenue sharing ahead of budget
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Sask. HIV and syphilis rates spike in 2019
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Chief Evan Bray explains how Unifor and Co-op “are essentially holding the city hostage”
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Unifor president Jerry Dias arrested during Regina Co-op Refinery blockade
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Sask. justice minister explains upcoming name change restrictions for sex offenders
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Alec Couros on cyber security
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First Nation in Sask. preparing to take control of child welfare
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Saskatchewan government outlines Growth Plan during 2019 throne speech
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Sask. premier demands ‘new deal for Canada’ following Liberal victory
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New SaskPower net metering program comes online Nov. 1
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Maintaining optimism despite poor harvest conditions
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Over 1,000 striking Crown employees rally in downtown Regina
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What do federal election promises mean for Sask. voters?
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Sask. solar companies laying off staff amid net metering review
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Sask. students getting out to vote despite hectic midterm season
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Crown employees blockade SaskTel call centre; plan to return to work Tuesday
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It’s been called a national crisis, so why isn’t opioid abuse an election discussion?
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Federal leaders continue to miss Regina on Sask. visits
Author Archives
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Another Liberal minister contracted foodie firm with ties to senior stafferMarci Ien gave Munch More Media two contracts for constituency communications while the sister of firm’s owner worked as senior staffer.CanadaJan 20
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Hussen’s office gave $93k in PR work to senior staffer’s sister’s foodie firmHousing minister’s office admitted his director of policy’s sister is founder of Munch More Media after being approached by Global News.CanadaJan 19
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Ottawa church eviction hearing postponed for group with suspected ties to ‘freedom convoy’A controversial group suspected of having ties with the Freedom Convoy protests had its eviction hearing adjourned until Sept. 19.CanadaSep 2, 2022
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Parliamentary mask mandate extended to June 23A memo released March 10 said rules around mandatory masks in the parliamentary precinct will continue until at least June 23. The mask mandate in Ontario ends March 21PoliticsMar 10, 2022
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Canada deploys special forces to Ukraine amid rising tensions with RussiaGlobal News has learned that a small contingent of Canadian special forces soldiers sent to aid Ukrainian government, plan for potential embassy evacuation should Russia invade.CanadaJan 17, 2022
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1 person found dead after search in Wascana ParkA person has died following an incident in Wascana Lake, alongside a popular walking path, on Thursday evening.CanadaMay 22, 2020
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Moose Jaw, Sask. closing civic facilities due to coronavirus concernsThe City of Moose Jaw will close community and recreation facilities effective March 17 due to the COVID-19 outbreak.HealthMar 16, 2020
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Teacher job action still a possibility as Saskatchewan education minister offers more resourcesSaskatchewan's education minister has offered more resources to address teacher concerns, but not all the details are known at this point.PoliticsMar 5, 2020
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Saskatchewan NDP promise to build Regina General Hospital parkade if electedWhile the provincial election is eight months away, the Saskatchewan NDP have unveiled their first campaign promise -- to build a parkade at the Regina General Hospital.PoliticsFeb 25, 2020
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STF, education minister feel confident after post-job action vote meetingBoth the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation president and provincial education minister are feeling optimistic about talks, one day after teachers voted in favour of job action.EducationFeb 25, 2020
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Saskatchewan premier sees Buffalo Declaration as another step in escalating western frustrationSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he hasn't read the Buffalo Declaration yet, but many of the themes speak to growing western alienation.PoliticsFeb 21, 2020
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Saskatchewan premier ‘thankful’ to hear Trudeau call for end to Wet’suwet’en barricadesSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said he was "pleasantly surprised" to hear a sense of urgency from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on removing the Wet'suwet'en solidarity blockades.PoliticsFeb 21, 2020
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Saskatchewan coroner issues warning following rash of Regina overdosesPreliminary toxicology results from two recent Regina overdoses show lethal levels of fentanyl and methamphetamine, according to the coroner's service.CanadaFeb 21, 2020
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Saskatoon cop calls on improved foster care supports following 17-year-old’s killingA Saskatoon police officer has written an open letter to the deputy premier calling on improved supports for foster families following the killing of a 17-year-old boy.CrimeFeb 20, 2020
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Northern Village of Pinehouse mayor, council did not deliberately violate FOI rules: inquiryAn inquiry into the Northern Village of Pinehouse found that while the mayor and council were not meeting legislated requirements, their failings were not intentional.PoliticsFeb 19, 2020
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City of Regina expects to pay about $6,200 for cancelled Patrick Moore speechThe City of Regina paid a non-refundable $5,700 to book a man-made climate change skeptic to speak at an upcoming sustainability conference.CanadaFeb 19, 2020
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Premiers call on teleconference meeting with Trudeau to discuss Wet’suwet’en protestsSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will be hosting a conference call of Canada's premiers to discuss a 'lack of federal leadership' over Wet'suwet'en Nation solidarity protests.PoliticsFeb 19, 2020
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Health, social services, crop insurance drive late-year Saskatchewan budget adjustmentsCabinet approved a $369 million special warrant to account for late-year spending adjustments and financial transfers.PoliticsFeb 18, 2020
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Saskatchewan government forms committee to review potential pipeline investmentThe Saskatchewan government has formed a new committee to consider potential investment in pipelines.PoliticsFeb 4, 2020
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Sask. HIV diagnoses up 18%, syphilis up 172% in 2019Preliminary data from the Saskatchewan Health Authority points to sizable increases in both HIV and syphilis diagnoses.HealthJan 31, 2020
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STF considers next move after conciliation talks fail with governmentAlong with salary, the main issue for the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is classroom size and composition.EducationJan 24, 2020
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Yorkton, Sask. ambulance company finding gaps in contracted serviceA Yorkton ambulance company is hoping evidence of service gaps will help convince the Saskatchewan Health Authority to increase their funding.HealthJan 23, 2020
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Unifor willing to negotiate pension, Co-op Refinery says blockade must go firstUnifor president Jerry Dias said the union is willing to negotiate on pensions, but the Co-op Refinery says they will not return to the table while the blockade remains in place.CanadaJan 23, 2020
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Unifor barricade at Co-op Refinery may be enduring due to missing legal languageA Saskatoon-based labour lawyer believes the reason Unifor has been able to keep the Co-op Refinery barricaded is due to missing language he usually includes in injunctions.CanadaJan 22, 2020
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Unifor found in contempt of court, fined $100,000Unifor was handed a $100,000 fine plus legal fees.CanadaJan 22, 2020