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WATCH: Some Saskatchewan teachers are taking part in a rotating strike on Monday with a strike line taking place at the Saskatchewan Legislature. Erik Bay has the details.

On Friday, organizers of the Women and Clay exhibition at the Saskatchewan Legislature discussed the importance of exhibiting ceramic artwork produced by female creators. The exhibition opened on International Women’s Day, Friday Mar. 8th.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe accused members of the NDP caucus of being “self-proclaimed radicals, taking secret meetings that incited the protest, and liking inflammatory, offensive posts.” NDP leader Carla Beck said the premier is “simply using this issue to distract from Domotor’s charges in connection with a human trafficking sting.”

The Saskatchewan legislature is back in session after calls for a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel disrupted question period Monday.

Dozens of protesters calling for a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel have disrupted proceedings at the Saskatchewan legislature.

“Rally for our Rights” protests took place outside the Saskatchewan legislature Tuesday, as the controversial pronoun policy is on the horizon.

Saskatchewan Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill defended the controversial “parental bill of rights” against the criticisms of the NDP’s Matt Love inside the provincial legislature on Thursday.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe responded to the to the injunction halting the Sask Party’s pronoun policy saying “we are going to return to legislature to ensure this policy is passed and remove all ambiguity.”

Saskatchewan legislature member and former Global News broadcaster Derek Meyers has passed away after a battle with cancer. Connor O’Donovan has more.

Saskatchewan MLA’s have a lot to talk about, back at the legislature for the spring session.

The Saskatchewan First Act has officially passed its third and final reading inside the Saskatchewan legislature.

With the Saskatchewan legislature session set to begin Monday, a lot has changed in the Sask. political landscape over the last few months and into the future.

A somber day on the grounds of the legislature as families and advocates remember those lost to the overdose crisis in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe spoke about the government’s goals during the second session of the 29th legislature.

Saskatchewan Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty delivered the speech from the throne on Wednesday beginning a new session of legislature. 

WATCH: A La Ronge man has set up camp on the front lawn of the Saskatchewan legislature building after walking more than 600 kilometres from his home community. As Connor O’Donovan explains, he wants the province to pass meaningful legislation taking aim at northern Saskatchewan’s suicide crisis.

Tue, Apr 5: Saskatchewan voters have spoken, returning Brad Wall to the legislature for the third time with a majority government. While polls had predicted that results, few predicted the NDP opposition leader Cam Broten would lose his seat. Reid Fiest reports.

Wed, Jul 6: Visitors touring the legislature always get a healthy dose of history. But now for the second year, that history is being shared in a form of vignettes. Blake Lough tagged along to catch history alive.

Dustin Duncan spoke with a crowd of students in front of the Saskatchewan legislature where students gathered to demand immediate action on climate change.

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili on Wednesday criticized Sask. Party Leader Scott Moe for not meeting with Tristen Durocher, who set up a protest camp on the lawn of the Saskatchewan legislature. Meili accused Moe of sending two ministers to meet with Durocher “to basically say get off my lawn.”