Chinook Power Station contractor suing SaskPower for payment
By David Baxter Reporter
Solid Industrial Solutions is seeking approximately $2.3 million they say is owed them for work on SaskPower’s Chinook Power Station. Continue reading
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SaskTel posts profit amid questions of 5G development and labour negotiations
By David Baxter Reporter
SaskTel saw profits grow in 2018-19 amidst growing competition, but the Crown still has unanswered questions concerning the rollout of 5G technology. Continue reading
Upgraded Sask. gov’t website offers residents better access to online resources
The government of Saskatchewan’s newly overhauled online Publications Centre has gone live, improving online resources to the public. Continue reading
Changes to job leave provisions in Saskatchewan now in effect
Changes to maternity, parental, adoption and interpersonal violence leaves are now part of Saskatchewan’s employment laws. Continue reading
More tools available in Sask. for police to search for missing people
Amended Saskatchewan legislation gives more tools to police forces when searching for missing people. Continue reading
Agricultural Safety Week in Saskatchewan aims at empowering farm families
The government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed March 10-16 as Agricultural Safety Week in the province. Continue reading
Sask. NDP says proposed provincial trespass law changes are divisive
A NDP member is accusing the Saskatchewan government of not consulting or listening to Indigenous leaders and hunters on proposed changes to trespass laws. Continue reading
SaskTel provides better cell service in parts of rural Sask. with new towers
SaskTel has now launched small cell site solutions in 31 communities and are on track to reach 50 communities by the end of March 2019. Continue reading
Nutrien CEO explains decision to move 2 executives to Saskatoon in 2019
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Under provincial legislation, Nutrien must have a head office, chief executive officer and chief financial officer in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Saskatchewan courts may be closer to having cameras during trials: experts
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Cameras have only been used in Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal, but provincial court and the Court of Queen’s Bench could be next. Continue reading