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WATCH: Nuclear power production is pushing forward in Saskatchewan with the province’s new Energy Security plan paving the way. CAMECO plans to build the province’s nuclear power plants in a $700 million dollar project.

WATCH: Saskatchewan’s government introduced its involuntary treatment bill Friday on the final day of its fall sitting with critics wondering how it will all play out.

Saskatchewan leaders react to the threat of American tariffs being put on Canadian fertilizer. A new report from the provincial auditor has found that the Saskatchewan Government is falling short on care home inspections. The provincial government and NDP speak on improving home affordability at the annual Saskatchewan Realtors Association State of Real Estate Conference.

Saskatchewan leaders react to the threat of American tariffs being put on Canadian fertilizer. A new report from the provincial auditor has found that the Saskatchewan Government is falling short on care home inspections. Regina transit drivers threaten to strike over proposed city budget cuts.

The former director of a private Saskatoon Christian school hears his sentencing after pleading guilty to additional assault charges. The Saskatchewan Government launches a new public awareness campaign looking to further combat interpersonal violence. Recent numbers from Canada’s food price report show Saskatchewan price increases are among the national average.

With winter getting into full effect, homeless advocates criticize the city for encampment takedowns. The provincial NDP says there is growing concern across the province over a lack of education assistants as students with complex needs aren’t getting the proper attention. The NDP also accuses the Saskatchewan Government of trying to cover up recent losses...

The provincial NDP says there is growing concern across the province over a lack of education assistants as students with complex needs aren’t getting the proper attention. Members of the Regina Police Service bring some holiday cheer during their annual Cops + Kids shopping spree. The provincial NDP accuses the Saskatchewan Government of trying to...

After two years of construction on the Dewdney Avenue revitalization project, the street opens back up the public. As Regina City Council gears up for budget talks later this month a look at how it could compare to Saskatoon’s recently passed budget. Former Regina Mayor Sandra Masters takes on a new job with the Saskatchewan...

Municipalities across the province feel the crunch of budget time. The Saskatchewan Government has signed an extension onto the federal governments $10-dollar-a-day childcare program. A recent wave of illicit drugs is contributing to an overdose spike in Saskatoon.

The Saskatchewan Government has signed an extension onto the federal governments $10-dollar-a-day childcare program. Municipalities across the province feel the crunch of budget time. A local fashion designer shows how she is stitching her passion for sport and fashion together to make one of a kind clothing.

Budget talks begin for Saskatoon City Council as they look to bring down the property tax increase. A major shift in the provincial budget as the Saskatchewan Government now forecasts a almost half billion dollar deficit just months after projecting a budget surplus. Political finger pointing over Nutrien moving it’s export operations to the United...

A major shift in the provincial budget as the Saskatchewan Government now forecasts a almost half billion dollar deficit just months after projecting a budget surplus. Political finger pointing over Nutrien moving it’s export operations to the United States. The provincial government brings forward legislation to ensure gun owners get market value for their firearms...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders return to Regina following their Grey Cup victory against the Montreal Alouettes Sunday night. To help boost publicly funded primary care in the province the Saskatchewan Government is signing new nurse practitioners.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders return to Regina following their Grey Cup victory against the Montreal Alouettes Sunday night. To help boost publicly funded primary care in the province the Saskatchewan Government is signing new nurse practitioners.

Premier Scott Moe returns from Washington D.C. following talks with United States Government officials addressing the current trade challenges between the U.S. and Canada. A Regina motel used to house social services clients is back in the spotlight as the provincial NDP claims the Saskatchewan Government is aware of poor conditions but continue to send...

Saskatoon residents respond to the first snowfall of the year. The Saskatchewan Party prepares to host it’s biennial convention. To help expand acute care capacity in the province the Saskatchewan Government says dozens of new beds have been added to Saskatoon City Hospital.

The Supreme Court of Canada announces it will hear appeals challenging the province’s pronoun law. Sexual assault centers in the province are fighting to get back into elementary classrooms to teach prevention after being banned as part of the pronoun law. New legislation is being introduced by the Saskatchewan Government to help protect more victims...

City Council’s preliminary budget forecasts a significant hike in property taxes as city costs and spending are set to rise. The Supreme Court of Canada announces it will hear appeals challenging the province’s pronoun law. New legislation is being introduced by the Saskatchewan Government to help protect more victims of domestic violence.

Following the Saskatchewan Government’s decision to cut back on the use of AIMS, Provincial healthcare unions are calling for a complete scarping of the software. Saskatchewan producers are hit by additional levies as India puts tariffs on yellow pea imports from around the world. The province officially introduces a bill to legalize tailgating.

Residents of the Riversdale neighborhood raise concerns over a local restaurant being turned into a warming shelter. Following the Saskatchewan Government’s decision to cut back on the use of AIMS, Provincial healthcare unions are calling for a complete scarping of the software. Saskatchewan producers are hit by additional levies as India puts tariffs on yellow...