With the completion of a new water treatment plant, the Town of Craik has lifted its boil water advisory after nearly a decade of waiting. Continue reading →

The list indicates new in situ oilsands projects won’t have to go through the new review as long the hard cap imposed by former Premier Rachel Notley stays in place. Continue reading →

Dion announced at the beginning of March that he would be taking a medical leave for reasons which were not disclosed. Continue reading →

Sohi said he couldn’t guarantee a decision on the project would come before a federal election expected this fall, saying it’s up to the full cabinet. Continue reading →

Those who need an affordable place to call home can count on long-term funding for community housing in Saskatchewan as a result of a new agreement. Continue reading →

Funding for over $2 million in literacy initiatives in the province is being provided through the Canada-Saskatchewan Early Learning and Child Care Agreement. Continue reading →

Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan team up with Habitat for Humanity to build a home for a family in need in Moose Jaw. Continue reading →

Labour Minister Patty Hajdu, who oversees federal student-support programs, is asking her provincial counterpart to roll back changes the Progressive Conservatives made in January to the Ontario Student Assistance Plan. Continue reading →

Ottawa also wants last month’s ruling by the Ontario Court of Appeal – slated to take effect Friday – to be put on hold in the interim. Continue reading →

STARS will receive five new emergency medical helicopters after receiving a $65 million investment from the Canadian government. Continue reading →