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After months of contract negotiations between the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation and the provincial government over the last several months, a deal could be in sight.

‘Squandered, Canada’s Potash Legacy,’ asks whether the province is getting enough back for its potash in the form of royalties.

A glimmer of hope is on the horizon as the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation said it will be working over the weekend to try to come to a bargaining agreement with the government of Saskatchewan.

Current projections from the provincial government estimate Saskatchewan’s population will reach 1.25 million people this year, and with it comes record spending in the 2024 budget.

The highly debated carbon tax is no longer being collected on home heating in Saskatchewan and now, the province won’t remit the tax to the feds. However, it could impact your carbon rebate.

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation and the provincial government are once again at odds, after bargaining between the two sides broke down Tuesday night.

With the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation and the provincial government at odds, job action has begun to impact day cares. Katherine Ludwig has the story.

On Friday, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) Second Vice Chief David Pratt called for the provincial government of Saskatchewan to respect the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling that affirms Indigenous government’s right to administer their own child and family services.

Saskatchewan’s budget highlighted the government’s course on spending priorities.

The Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) continue to find themselves stuck in a stalemate over a new agreement.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday that the federal government will continue to deliver the carbon rebate to Saskatchewan residents despite provincial Premier Scott Moe’s controversial decision to cease collecting and remitting the carbon levy. Trudeau said the Canada Revenue Agency “has ways of ensuring that the money that is owed to them is eventually...

The government of Canada has announced $7.4 million to go to 17 organizations in Manitoba and Saskatchewan to prevent and address gender-based violence.

The Saskatchewan government unveiled its 2024-25 budget with a projected deficit of $273 million.

With the Government of Saskatchewan changing how it funds the health system when it comes to drug abuse, a harm-reduction organization in Regina is sounding the alarm.

One of the largest tournaments in Saskatchewan High School athletics could be cancelled this week after contract negotiations continue to stall between the STF and provincial government. Andrew Benson has more on HOOPLA.

On Thursday, Saskatchewan Trade Minister Jeremy Harrison discussed the federal and provincial government’s investment into midstream rare earth mineral applications which help restore the confidence of the private sector to make investments in mining.

On Monday, Saskatchewan Trade and Export Minister Jeremy Harrison commented on the province’s growth strategy saying companies are expanding into Saskatchewan for “stable, secure, regulatory royalty regime with a government that’s a partner with community stakeholders.”

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is calling on the Sask. Party government to take its funding promise and embed it into a new collective agreement.

On Monday, Saskatchewan Catholic Schools Association president Chris Kampman commented on the rally that took place outside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building to “make education and kids a priority for the Sask. Party government.”

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault called Saskatchewan government’s decision not to pay the federal carbon price “irresponsible” and “immoral.” “We can have disagreement about things like climate change, but to be so reckless is unspeakable really,” he added.