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Saskatchewan's mental health and addictions minister says she's considering legislation to limit where supervised consumption sites may operate.

Premier Scott Moe said the Saskatchewan government will survey the public for input on how the province can tackle the issue of social media.

Sex offender Peter Nygard is suing the Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments, Winnipeg police and others, alleging charges he faced in one case were an abuse of process.

The Canadian Union of Public Employees said two libraries temporarily closed last year due to heightened drug use and violence nearby.

Advocates say the Saskatchewan government's $10-a-day child care extension will leave some families paying more than others when it comes into effect.

After 10,000 were displaced, more than 380 complaints filed as Saskatchewan’s ombudsman cites delays that left wildfire evacuees without timely support.

Addictions Minister Lori Carr says those admitted into forced treatment would be provided legal representation throughout all stages of their assessment. 

The government is currently working on temporary solutions to flooding in Saskatchewan while they wait until water recedes to take the next steps.

Over the last six years, Saskatchewan has dealt with temporary ER closures in rural communities struggling to hire and retain staff.

A comprehensive review into the act protecting farmers from losing their land in Saskatchewan is in the works, with a final report expected to inform future government decisions.

A pet cat died of the H5N1 strain of the avian flu in southeastern Saskatchewan, prompting a reminder to pet owners to keep their cats inside and their dogs leashed.

Saskatchewan is taking aim at reducing the rise in drugs and weapons being dropped by drones into prison yards – sometimes right to an inmate’s cell window.

Some local theatres in Saskatchewan are hoping to see more independent films up on the big screen after the provincial government decided to end mandatory movie ratings.

The Ontario Court of Appeal is set to hear Peter Nygard's appeal of his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence on Monday.

The groups Egale and Skipping Stone have lost one round of their court battle against the Alberta government over restrictions on medical treatment for transgender youth.

The project is expected to cost $6 million, and elements of its design will help ensure the safety of current residents in the Central Industrial area.

Premier Scott Moe say his government is planning to ask people in Saskatchewan for their views on banning social media for children under 16.

The federal government says it's funding a $15.6 million program to support workers and employers hit by tariffs in Saskatchewan.

As Saskatchewan policymakers tout their recovery-focused approach to dealing with the addictions crisis, a public health expert says the province needs to adopt holistic policies.

Green Shirt Day is the legacy of 21-year-old Logan Boulet who was one of 16 people, including 10 players, killed in the Humboldt Bronco's bus crash in April 2018.