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Regina city council reviews requests as budget deliberations approach -
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Shaping Sask – Oz Weaver, Globe Theatre -
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Saskatchewan still offering free COVID-19 vaccines, Alberta and Quebec putting a price on it -
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Two young men arrested in shooting that left 11-year-old girl injured -
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B.C. company taking Saskatchewan government to court over firefighting aviation contract -
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Saskatchewan government wanted “more ambitious list of projects” from federal government -
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New SUN survey suggests over 50% of nurses looking leave -
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Saskatchewan’s working population grows as labour force drops -
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Shortages seen in Regina and Saskatoon maternity wards -
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Saskatchewan’s deficit could grow larger -
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Regina Doctor found guilty of misconduct involving patients and employees -
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Muscowpetung First Nation welcomes out-of-province members for first Cheekuk Days -
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Jansen Potash Mine facing further setbacks, NDP saying it’s a pattern
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Federal finance minister visits Regina, talks budget impactsFederal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne joins SUMA President Randy Gouldin in an armchair discussion focused on the federal budget.CanadaNov 20
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Premier Scott Moe continues trade talks in Washington, D.C.Premier Scott Moe has had a busy week with the First Ministers meeting on Monday and then spending Tuesday in Washington, D.C., meeting with U.S. government officials.CanadaNov 20
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Axelson familyThis feature of Shaping Saskatchewan focuses on the Axelson family, who own the Capital Automotive Group and are dedicated to giving back to the community.FeaturesNov 3
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Oz Weaver, the Globe TheatreAfter five years of renovations, the Globe Theatre has fully opened. Oz Weaver is the new executive director and looks to amplify Saskatchewan's culture in the arts.FeaturesOct 15
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Saskatchewan keeps COVID-19 vaccines free, Alberta and Quebec to chargeDespite Alberta and Quebec charging residents for the COVID-19 vaccine, the province of Saskatchewan is continuing to offer it free of charge.CanadaSep 20
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Construction begins on Regina’s Coopertown neighbourhoodDevelopment of the Coopertown neighbourhood in the northwest end of Regina is officially underway after 12 years of sitting empty.CanadaSep 19
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2 young men arrested in Regina shooting that left 11-year-old girl injuredBoth men made their first appearance in provincial court Wednesday morning. They're set to make their next appearance on Sept. 26.CanadaSep 17
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Family of shooting victim near Weyburn give statement, calls on shooter to come forwardSaskatchewan RCMP have released an update on a investigation into a fatal shooting on Highway 39 near Weyburn after a second vehicle sustained damage.CanadaSep 16
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Premier Scott Moe returns from China trip with optimism about tradePremier Scott Moe returns from his trip to China with optimism that the Chinese government is willing to move forward and work to rebuild its trade relationship with Canada.CanadaSep 16
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B.C. company takes Saskatchewan government to court over firefighting aviation contractThe Saskatchewan government is being taken to court by Coulson Aviation over a sole-sourced contract with Conair Group for four new firefighting planes.CanadaSep 15
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Saskatchewan government wanted ‘more ambitious list of projects’ from fedsMany Saskatchewan officials welcome the federal government's investment in a copper mine in the province but many are disappointed to find no new pipelines on the list.CanadaSep 12
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Saskatchewan Union of Nurses survey suggests over 50% of nurses looking to leaveThe Saskatchewan Union of Nurses released data from a survey that suggest of 50 per cent of nurses surveyed in the province are thinking about leaving the profession.CanadaSep 8
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Saskatchewan’s working population grows as labour force dropsIn a recent report from Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan's working population increased in August compared to July but saw a decrease in the labour force.CanadaSep 5
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Saskatchewan Union of Nurses sounds alarm over staff shortages in maternity wardsSUN is sounding alarms over staff shortages and out-of-date equipment in maternity wards in both Regina and Saskatoon hospitals.CanadaAug 28
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Saskatchewan’s deficit could increase due to industrial carbon taxSaskatchewan's $349 million deficit could grow to roughly $800 million depending on the industrial carbon tax.CanadaAug 26
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Regina doctor found guilty of misconduct involving patients and employeesA Regina doctor has been found guilty by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan for multiple cases of unprofessional misconduct involving patients and employees.CanadaAug 26
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Muscowpetung First Nation welcomes out-of-province members for 1st Cheekuk DaysMuscowpetung First Nation had its first annual powwow for its Cheekuk Days. The nation also welcomed out-of-province members to come reconnect with the community.CanadaAug 21
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Jansen Potash Mine faces further setbacks, NDP says it’s a patternThe Jansen Potash Mine is facing another setback, with stage two of the project now set to begin two years behind schedule in 2031.CanadaAug 19
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Uncertain travel plans leaving Saskatchewan passengers, businesses anxiousThe impacts from the Air Canada strike are being felt by passengers and local businesses as a majority of flights remained cancelled.CanadaAug 18
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Founder of Regina’s iconic Italian Star Deli dies, legacy lives onThe founder of Regina's iconic Italian Star Deli died in early August. However, his legacy lives on as his family continues to run the shop.CanadaAug 14
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A legacy of shining shoes comes to an endDale Bowes came to the Hotel Saskatchewan as a teenager, and stayed for 45 years working as a shoe shiner. He died on July 15, leaving behind a legacy.CanadaAug 14
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Saskatchewan government gives police more authority to address street weaponsSaskatchewan's justice minister is looking to give police officer more opportunity to take violent weapons off the streets with new legislation.CanadaJul 31
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Dewdney Avenue construction on track to meet deadlineDespite construction workarounds on Dewdney Avenue, some local restaurants along the street have been making the best of the situationCanadaJul 31
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Hidden Treasures: Saskatchewan’s Government House, the Edwardian GardensThe second segment of Hidden Treasures: Saskatchewan's Government House focuses on the Edwardian Gardens and how the colourful plants bring meaning and life to the grounds.CanadaJul 25
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Saskatchewan’s premier optimistic after talks at Council of FederationNew partnerships were made during the Council of Federation meeting, with Saskatchewan signing multiple memorandums of understanding with other provinces.CanadaJul 24
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