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On Monday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expressed his concerns with the upcoming federal budget saying he expects the cost of the carbon tax to rise while infrastructure funding will decrease if there is any included in the budget at all.

WATCH: With the 2024 CEBL season approaching, the Saskatchewan Rattlers have added some size with a handful of signings including veteran forward Maurice Calloo.

WATCH: The provincial agriculture budget includes increases to the overall total as well as for risk management measures like crop insurance. Erik Bay shares thoughts from Saskatchewan’s producers.

A House of Commons committee hearing on carbon pricing was held in Ottawa on Thursday, which was sparked by the premiers of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan and Alberta publishing urgent letters requesting to appear before the Liberal-led House Finance Committee to air their concerns about the looming hike. In one exchange, Liberal MP Irek...

Measles cases popping up across several provinces, including one case in Saskatoon in January, is prompting the Saskatchewan Health Authority to remind the public to get vaccinated. Mackenzie Mazankowski has more.

A winter wallop is pounding the Praries, with high winds and heavy snowfall, creating a nightmare for commuters in Saskatchewan — including Global News meteorlogist Peter Quinlan.

The federal government announces housing agreements for five Alberta communities, including Banff. Five people are dead after a house fire in Saskatchewan. Hundreds of Calgarians celebrate Family Day at the Military Museums.

Saskatchewan’s Family Day weekend has been marred by tragedy, after the bodies of five people, including three children, were found in a burned out house in the town of Davidson. What RCMP are saying about the investigation. International criticism is mounting on Israel’s war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip, where tens of thousands of...

Medavie Health Services West communications director Troy Davies said on Thursday, “The inclusion of Narcan kits, treat and release programs for patients with issues like diabetes, and the increase of student capacity will help improve service across Saskatchewan.”

Team Saskatchewan Lacrosse members say the inclusion of Lacrosse in the 2028 Olympics opens up the prospect of competing on an international scale and sharing Lacrosse with the world.

One day after the location for the tiny home community in Kelowna was announced, business operators in the area are pleading with the city to make sure the site is managed properly. The fifth-annual Field of Crosses memorial has returned to Kelowna’s City Park. Two men, including one from the South Okanagan are facing charges...

Saskatchewan has its share of ghost stories, including on the campus of the University of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said on Friday that the Sask Party’s parental inclusion policy was inspired by comments made to “various MLAs at different times and we will use the tools available to enact these changes.”

A new poll suggests that Saskatchewan residents would not rank the Sask. Party’s proposed “parental inclusion” legislation, also known as the pronoun policy, as one of the most important issues for the provincial government to tackle.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe commented on recent education policies on Tuesday after cabinet shuffling saying “it’s by design an inclusive policy meant to bring parents closer to the classroom and it’s supported by 86 per cent of Saskatchewan residents according to polling.”

When asked to comment on Saskatchewan’s new education policies, which includes parental consent over students’ pronoun changes, Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce said he believes parents should be fully involved when it comes to “life-changing decisions.” “We will respect parental rights,” he added.

Saskatchewan Education Minister Dustin Duncan spoke on Tuesday about the province’s new policies which include parental permission for a child’s pronoun of choice, as well as allowing parents to opt out of sex education. “We have many schools in small communities and these changes put the teacher in a compromising position when they are working...

WATCH: Tens of thousands of people are still in limbo as they wait for surgeries in Saskatchewan, including Jolene Van Alstine. For the last six years, she’s been forced to live with daily bouts of excruciating pain and other symptoms. Moosa Imran has the story.

The future home of a specialized long-term care facility has been selected in Regina. The land which includes 390 acres, is located south of the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Regina Campus.

Vocal coach Sonia Reid has been singing for over 30 years, including performances at the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival.