More than $29 million worth of construction work on over 100 kilometres of southeastern Sask.atchewan highways is set to take place this week. Continue reading →

There are now more than 16,000 licensed nurses practising in the province, an increase of 3,700 since 11 years ago. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan has introduced a new program to enable producers and rural municipalities to help reduce threats from agricultural pests. Continue reading →

Nearly 21,500 students have received $11 million this year through the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship. Continue reading →

Two Métis women have been appointed judges at two provincial courts in Saskatchewan. Continue reading →

“Every day, across our province, social workers support individuals, families and communities to seek and experience positive change,” Social Services Minister Paul Merriman said.  “Social Work Week is our chance to take the time to appreciate what social workers do for the people of Saskatchewan, and also to recognize the value of social work as a profession.” Continue reading →

“It is a pleasure to see students enjoying the benefits of this beautiful new school,” education minister Gordon Wyant said.  “Our government recognized the significance of rebuilding Sacred Heart School and giving students and teachers a safe and welcoming educational environment that supports the learning needs of today’s diverse classrooms.” Continue reading →

The Government of Saskatchewan has approved a new grain recycling program, set to launch in March. Continue reading →

Premier Scott Moe has reinstated the PST exemption on agriculture, life and health insurance premiums. Continue reading →