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$11.6M to help Fedoruk Centre support nuclear research and training
Over $11.5 million was announced by the Saskatchewan government for the Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation. Continue reading
Cameco awarded $10M for legal fees incurred in tax dispute with CRA
One of Saskatchewan’s largest mining companies is getting over $10 million in legal costs reimbursed by the federal government. Continue reading
Saskatchewan man accused of threatening Justin Trudeau pleads not guilty
A Saskatchewan man accused of threatening Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pleaded not guilty. Continue reading
Former broadcaster Steve Vogelsang sentenced for Sask. bank robberies
Former news anchor Steve Vogelsang pleaded guilty to robbing three banks in Regina and one in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Fortune Minerals looking elsewhere in Saskatchewan to build refinery
Fortune Minerals says the RM of Corman Park has rejected the company’s application to re-zone land to build a metal processing plant near Langham, Sask. Continue reading
Former Remai Modern head steps down from new job in Auckland, New Zealand
Former Remai Modern head Gregory Burke bows out of a new job at the Auckland Art Gallery as Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission investigates harassment allegation. Continue reading
City of Saskatoon facing $3M deficit
The City of Saskatoon plans to tap a number of its reserve funds to balance the books from a $3 million deficit. Continue reading
SWRC calls Saskatoon city council’s reversal on waste utility ‘disappointing’
SWRC board member Sheri Praski said people are going to pay for garbage pickup in the end with a tax increase. Continue reading
Maxime Bernier claims People’s Party of Canada true conservative choice
People’s Party of Canada founder Maxime Bernier was in Saskatoon on Thursday evening for a rally. Continue reading
2017 successful year for Saskatoon police air support unit
Members of the Saskatoon Police Service’s ASU are credited with the arrest of 221 suspects last year, a 71 per cent increase from 2016. Continue reading
Saskatoon committee approves ‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ garbage pickup for council vote
Saskatoon city councillors have taken another step toward the public paying for the garbage they throw out. Continue reading
Saskatoon councillor not optimistic about rail relocation
Ward 5 Coun. Randy Donauer says he is not optimistic that all the talk of rail relocation in Saskatoon is going to go anywhere. Continue reading
Pet rabbit digs up ancient arrowhead near Prince Albert, Sask.
“Anyone can find things like this anywhere … even a little bunny.” A pet rabbit has dug up an ancient arrowhead near Prince Albert, Sask. Continue reading
Saskatoon city council approves garbage service changes to save money
The City of Saskatoon is making some changes to garbage pickup to try and save money. Continue reading
Human rights climate deteriorating: Amnesty International Canada
The head of Amnesty International Canada says the human rights climate in many parts of the world is going downhill due to an “us versus them” mentality. Continue reading