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Saskatchewan's government is ending the last fiscal year deep in the red, with a $947-million deficit for the 2025-26 year.

As the federal government releases its future energy strategy, Saskatchewan's government and a major uranium mining company say it is ready to meet that demand.

The Saskatchewan government and SPSA received a report described by the opposition as "damning." It has 11 recommendations to better manage wildfires.

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

United Grassroots chair Clark Brotzell said despite recent announcements made by Prime Minister Mark Carney to ease western alienation concerns, he has not seen much progress.

Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is accusing Premier Scott Moe's government of tinkering with police forces without showing any results.

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

Saskatchewan speeders may be able to avoid a ticket as some photo enforcement speed cameras become inactive while the SGI shifts to a new camera vendor. 

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has found some changes came from the initial push to foster internal Canadian business, but some deadlines are being missed.

Steve Roberts will leave the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency at the end of June, days after a report found significant gaps in the province's 2025 wildfire response.

Administrative penalties, such as immediate licence suspensions, will be an option for police as opposed to laying criminal charges when a driver's BAC is above 0.08.

Saskatchewan’s newest anti-drug regulation allows the province, or people harmed by drug trafficking, to sue drug traffickers for harm-related damages went into effect on Monday.

More than 10,000 claims have been filed after Regina's June hailstorm, the latest in a string of costly severe weather events across Western Canada.

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

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

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

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.

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

Seeding in Saskatchewan has been delayed because of cold temperatures and stubborn spring snow, particularly in the north and east of the province.