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SaskEnergy says 13 employees were identified as part of an investigation and were terminated, with the matter also reported to police.

Saskatchewan's Crown corporations are reporting consolidated net earnings of $510 million for this year, slightly lower than last year.

Saskatchewan remains under the grip of extreme cold and dangerous Arctic air, but there could be light at the end of the tunnel.

On Tuesday, the government introduced legislation to keep the Carbon Tax off SaskEnergy bills in 2025. The government expects families to save $480 next year.

The Saskatchewan government has passed two pieces of legislation tied to affordability relief that Premier Scott Moe first promised in his election campaign earlier this fall.

During the short fall sitting the past few weeks, the government has been making good on some of their election promises when it comes to safety and affordability.

SaskEnergy reported record-breaking usage of natural gas consumption during recent extreme cold weather conditions across the province.

SaskEnergy says it has fired an employee who allegedly used a corporate gas card for personal use for 15 years.

The Saskatchewan government says plans are in place in the event Unifor takes job action at the end of the month.

Employees at six Crown corporations and the Water Security Agency are set to take job action Monday morning.

SaskPower reported the facility captured about 626,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide last year and about 507,000 tonnes in 2017.

The Saskatchewan government is increasing spending in education, health care and social services while projecting a $365 million deficit for 2018-19.

Saskatoon city hall administration may be reopening the 2018 budget to reduce property taxes by .91 per cent.

A SaskPower rate increase of 3.5 per cent has been approved and will come into effect on March 1.

Two days in a row of record breaking heat hits Saskatchewan before a cool down in Saskatoon's weather forecast ahead.

Scott Moe was sworn in Friday morning as Saskatchewan’s 15th premier and named his 17-member cabinet.

"For Canadians, it's going to mean another $8 to $10 increase in what they are putting in their tank every week," said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.

The latest Angus Reid poll shows a majority of those polled supporting Saskatchewan's decision to stop collecting carbon price on home heating.

Among those granted status in Saskatchewan’s carbon tax court fight are the United Conservative Party and the Canadian Taxpayers Association.

The Saskatchewan government approved SaskEnergy’s application to lower the commodity rate, which will be offset by the federal carbon tax.