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Saskatchewan's fall legislative sitting is set to wrap up with Premier Scott Moe's government set to table a bill that aims to help those battling drug addictions.

The Saskatchewan government has introduced legislation to expand the definition of 'interpersonal violence' in an act providing protections to victims.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will face questions on affordability, hospitals and canola tariffs when the legislature resumes Wednesday.

As Saskatchewan's legislature returns for the fall, the province's premier and Opposition leader share what their main priorities are.

After winning the 112th Grey Cup Sunday in Winnipeg — the Riders' fifth championship overall and first since 2013 — the club has plans to celebrate at home in Saskatchewan. 

The Saskatchewan Party members of a legislature committee have rejected a bid by the Opposition NDP to expand the auditor's probe into problems with the province's wildfire fighting aircraft.

Saskatchewan's government introduced its involuntary treatment bill Friday on the final day of its fall sitting with critics wondering how it will all play out.

It's parade day as the Grey Cup champions Saskatchewan Roughriders bring the CFL's top prize home. 

A former fire supervisor with Saskatchewan's public safety agency says he quit his job out of frustration, saying the agency ignored ideas to fight the fire.

Saskatchewan's largest farmers group is calling on the government to consider their concerns regarding foreign farm land ownership.

Saskatchewan's premier is teaming up with the province's largest, most-huggable rodent to cheer on the Green Riders in the CFL's Western final this weekend.

Saskatchewan's governing party is hoping to regain support from the province's two major cities as members prepare to meet at its biennial convention this weekend. 

The notwithstanding clause gives provinces or Parliament the ability to override certain portions of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms for up to five years.

Three unions representing health-care workers in Saskatchewan are speaking out about poor retention and low wages as the fall legislative session kicks off.

The clause relates to laws that put restrictions on student pronoun changes at school, on girls' sports, and on medical therapies for young people looking to transition.

A health care workers' union says they want to see the problematic AIMS scrapped as the province announces it is taking one phase out of commission.

Community advocates and health policy experts are raising questions and concerns about new involuntary treatment legislation set to be introduced by Saskatchewan this fall.

The head of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce says a provincewide teachers strike is putting a strain on businesses.

The Premiers of five provinces are calling on the federal government to reconsider its call for limits on the use of the Canadian constitution's "notwithstanding clause."

Canada's Justice Minister has rejected calls from five premiers that he rescind a request for the Supreme Court of Canada to put limits on use of the notwithstanding clause.