MOU

• Province, Grand Forks partner together to develop new housing

  As part of the MOU, there is an agreement to replace the Hardy View Lodge shelter at 2320-78th Avenue.

  Canada

  Oct 19, 2022
  
• Province and Ahtahkakoop take ‘first step’ in partnership for new Saskatoon urgent care centre

  The Saskatchewan government and Ahtahkakoop Cree Developments will begin identifying potential locations and project costs for a new urgent care centre to be built in Saskatoon.

  Health

  Oct 17, 2022
  
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• Saskatchewan government signs education MOU with Republic of Philippines

  The government said the goal is to strengthen ties between post-secondary education institutions in the two countries.

  Education

  Feb 5, 2022
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• Lethbridge victim-serving agencies sign MOU: ‘This type of collaboration is essential’

  Victim-serving agencies in Lethbridge are working together to help those impacted by sexual violence.

  Features

  Nov 18, 2021
• USask, Wanuskewin Heritage Park sign renewed agreement to support Indigenous education

  This is the second memorandum of understanding signed between the University of Saskatchewan and Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority. The first took place in 2002.

  Canada

  Aug 25, 2021
• GIC vote to accept $3.4B offered for Hamilton LRT, council votes next week

  Hamilton's general issues committee has voted to move forward to build the 14-kilometre LRT line from McMaster University to Eastgate Square.

  Politics

  Jun 16, 2021
• City staff estimates annual cost to run Hamilton LRT ahead of council discussion

  With a looming vote on the future of the city's proposed $3.4 billion LRT project, city staff have crunched some numbers in a report.

  Traffic

  Jun 15, 2021
• Union boss concerned over potential ‘sacrifice’ of Hamilton buses and operators to cover LRT costs

  Eric Tuck, president of ATU Local 107, is responding to talk from city council about nixing b-line buses to pay for LRT operating costs.

  Politics

  Jun 9, 2021
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• Divided city council leaves uncertain fate for Hamilton LRT

  'We have to be able to tell our taxpayers what they're on the hook for,' Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson said while seeking more detail about the expected operating costs of the LRT.

  Politics

  Jun 2, 2021
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• Lethbridge, Blood Tribe sign memorandum of understanding: ‘It’s a positive step forward’

  The city of Lethbridge and Blood Tribe are entering into a memoranda of respect, understanding and partnership.

  News

  May 19, 2021