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

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

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.

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.

With a full day of activities planned, more than 500 people came out to Government House for the New Year's Day Levee.

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

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 province says it will provide eight depredation permits next year to producers who have demonstrated a history of significant damage caused by congregating elk. 

Premier Scott Moe told delegates at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities that his government is taking a "firm stand" against Ottawa's "gun grab."

Premier Scott Moe has said his Saskatchewan Party government plans to introduce a deficit budget, as well as pass various legislation it introduced last fall.

Don Bourassa says a proposed wind farm near his home in southeast Saskatchewan has ruined relationships in his community — to the point where he feels he has been bullied.

Saskatchewan passes an amendment for gun owners to store prohibited firearms under the compensation program on behalf of the province through a certificate of exemption.

Saskatchewan has the lowest per capita participation in Ottawa's Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program. Some experts predict soon it will be even lower.

The Saskatchewan government is making changes to breast cancer screening eligibility requirements. The move is expected to help save the lives of countless women in the province.

The province says it agreed to pay the amount to Saskatoon-based Shercom Industries and that the company has accepted the arrangement.

As thousands of temporary foreign worker permits are set to expire across Canada this year, industries in Saskatchewan are raising concerns about its implications in the province.

Chief Bobby Cameron says the FSIN intends to pursue legal action after being asked by Indigenous Services Canada to repay $27.6 million in ineligible and unsupported expenses.

Disability advocates in Saskatchewan say they have been left in the dark after the government introduced changes to Saskatchewan's disability income program, known as SAID.

An immigration expert says the dip in Saskatchewan's latest population numbers can be owed to a federal government-imposed cap on temporary foreign workers.

Saskatchewan's health minister says the government is still finalizing the details surrounding the independent review to bolster hospital safety announced last week.