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Saskatchewan's governing party is hoping to regain support from the province's two major cities as members prepare to meet at its biennial convention this weekend. 

A number of changes to Saskatchewan’s liquor regulations take effect, remainder expected to be implemented this summer.

The government said they had eliminated a wait list for people with intellectual disabilities to access group homes and day programs, but that's news to one family who says they're still waiting after several years.

REGINA - Saskatchewan is offering new liquor laws that peel back a long-held prohibition against bars serving booze at stripteases, but the rules stop short of the full monty.

<p><span>An aboriginal group says a new online gambling website shows there's an opportunity to develop an Internet gaming strategy with the Saskatchewan government.</span> </p>

REGINA - Saskatchewan is adding three private liquor stores to the retail mix.

<p>Saskatchewan government shuts down online gaming rumours after reports suggest former First Nation chief plans to launch site.</p> <p> </p>

REGINA - An aboriginal group says a new online gambling website shows there's an opportunity to develop an Internet gaming strategy with the Saskatchewan government.

<span><p>Provincial government asks RCMP to investigate Saskatchewan online gambling website.</p> </span>

REGINA - Saskatchewan members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees are complaining about the decreasing number of educational assistants in the province.

<span>The Governor General continues his first visit to Saskatchewan today.</span>

A client told reporters he has less money to spend on necessities on SIS than he did on Saskatchewan's previous program, and that he's now received an eviction notice at his home.

Premier Scott Moe has said the budget will include increased spending to address the province's growing backlog of surgeries and to create more intensive care beds.

School boards across the province will wait at least another year to find out how the government will divvy up dollars for public education over the long term.

After more than two months of waiting for delayed budget documents from the Ministry of Education, the Saskatoon public school board has learned its budget requests are not approved by the province.

Education Minister Donna Harpauer guaranteed the province will pony up $1 million out of the $1.9-million shortfall in government funding reported by the Saskatoon public school board.

The provincial government is moving forward with a uniform policy for all school divisions to deal with student plagiarism and late assignments.

Thousands of teachers across the province are warning the government, with no agreement, the job action will continue.

Initial costs for Linkin, an information management system used by child and youth services, were announced to be $15 million.

“This fall, we will be sending a $500 affordability tax credit cheque to everyone in Saskatchewan aged 18 and older,” Moe said.