Saskatchewan Party leadership candidate Ken Cheveldayoff wants to review the impact of PST on insurance. Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again; time to send the kids back to school. Continue reading →

A group of younger Saskatchewan residents gathered outside the Saskatoon cabinet office to protest budget cuts. Continue reading →

According to committee, City of Saskatoon administration cut an expected tax increase by just over half a percentage point to 6.48 per cent. Continue reading →

With at least one province pushing the Trudeau government for an extension on the deadline for having regulations in place once marijuana is legalized in Canada, Alberta’s finance minister says his province is “going to be ready,” even though there are still significant details to be worked out. Continue reading →

City council has denied an appeal to keep an exceptionally dangerous dog alive, after two attacks on people in a Transcona neighbourhood. Continue reading →

An investigation by CJOB’s Greg Mackling and Brett Megarry revealed that there’s an inconistency in the way retailers charge for bottled water. There are rules and then there is what actually happens in stores. Greg Mackling joins Geoff Currier on 680 CJOB at 10:05 to explain the situation and we’ll ask you if we should… Continue reading →

Saskatchewan’s inflation rate accelerated in April partially due to the increase and change in scope of the provincial sales tax. Continue reading →

The Saskatchewan government is pushing back the date for charging PST on insurance premiums following talks with the industry. Continue reading →