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Survey says: Manitoba premier tops approval ratings with 66%A new poll from the Angus Reid Institute says Wab Kinew holds a 66 per cent approval rating -- a full 20 per cent higher than the three premiers tied for second place.Politics3 hours
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Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation outlines key voting factors ahead of electionAfter a shaky year for teachers going through contract negotiations with the provincial government, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is launching their election platform.CanadaSep 12
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Chiefs, dignitaries gather on Treaty Four grounds to celebrate 150th anniversary of signingAccording to Indigenous leaders, Treaty Four, signed by their ancestors, is the formalization of the relationship between the Indigenous People of Canada and the Crown.CanadaSep 15
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NDP FOI shows over 8,600 days of health-care blackouts across rural Sask. over five yearsSaskatchewan residents have endured 8,600 days of lost hospital services over the past five years, the NDP says. One in five nurses also left rural areas during that time.HealthSep 13
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Saskatchewan schools making sure pronoun law followed as kids head back to classSaskatchewan's two largest school divisions say they’ve addressed concerns from teachers and are enforcing the province’s pronoun law as children head back to classrooms next week.CanadaAug 29
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Conflict of Interest Commissioner investigating Sask. Party MLAs Cockrill, GrewalTwo Sask. Party MLA’s are now being investigated after concerns were raised over how government contracts were given to their personal companies.PoliticsAug 29
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Saskatchewan NDP promises rental protections ahead of looming fall electionNDP Leader Carla Beck says if her party forms government, it would introduce a number of policies to help those grappling with the cost of housing.CanadaSep 10
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Saskatchewan limits cellphone use in schoolsThe Saskatchewan provincial government is limiting cellphone use in schools from kindergarten to Grade 12 for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.EducationAug 6
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Scooting the suburbs: Edmonton expands e-scooter riding zones to more areasElectric scooters and e-bikes are set to expand to more areas of Edmonton, as the city has approved expanding riding zones.ConsumerAug 8
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Former Sask. Party MLA Lyle Stewart dies after battle with cancerStewart was the Sask. Party MLA for the Thunder Creek and Lumsden-Morse ridings. He served in politics for 24 years before his retirement last year.CanadaJul 30
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New provincial deal with motels secures rooms for vulnerable people in SaskatchewanThe provincial government secured a group rate on hotel rooms as part of one-year commitment to help support vulnerable people in the province.CanadaAug 1
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Communities, police union call for pause on Saskatchewan Marshals ServiceThe National Police Federation along with municipalities across the province are calling for the Saskatchewan marshals service to be put on pause.PoliticsAug 9
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Hearing cancelled for Saskatchewan’s bid to stop federal collection of carbon moneyFederal Court in Vancouver says lawyers for Saskatchewan indicate in a letter that they're negotiating with Ottawa to resolve the dispute.CanadaJul 12
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Saskatchewan, CRA reach carbon pricing payment agreement: BibeauThe dispute between the governments of Saskatchewan and Canada around the province's refusal to collect the federal carbon price on natural gas appears to have been settled.PoliticsJul 16
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Saskatchewan government files injunction ahead of CRA carbon auditJustice Minister and Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre said an injunction has been filed to stop the CRA from taking the province's money.PoliticsJul 4
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Saskatchewan wins injunction to block CRA from collecting carbon taxThe Sask. government claimed a victory Monday in its showdown with Ottawa, winning an injunction to block the CRA from collecting the carbon tax ahead of a Federal Court hearing.CanadaJul 8
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Cabinet minister in camouflage with gun nearly caused security alert at legislatureThe NDP said Wednesday the document stokes further suspicions of Harrison’s story and reinforces that he has lost trust and needs to be fired from Premier Scott Moe’s cabinet.CanadaMay 29
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Regina’s new Urgent Care Centre to open on July 2The new $18.7-million UCC will serve as an alternative to emergency departments for minor illness, injuries, and mental health and addiction supports that are non-life-threateningHealthJun 27
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Regina senior centre highlights need for more funding as aging population growsAs the aging population increases, Regina Senior Citizens' Centre says it needs more funding from all levels of government to continue to serve the community.CanadaJun 29
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Alberta is banning phones in classrooms. Will Saskatchewan follow suit?Provincial officials in Saskatchewan are debating whether to allow K-12 students to have cellphones in classrooms as Alberta becomes the fourth province to ban them.CanadaJun 28