Despite the recent spike in COVID-19 numbers, Moe said he believed health officials could curb the spread of the virus without closing the doors to a slew of businesses and activities.

Saskatchewan's two main political leaders criticized each other's track records Friday as they urged people to vote in the home stretch of the provincial campaign.

The photo was posted online after the province's chief medical health officer encouraged everyone to wear masks in retail stores, even if shopping briefly.

NDP Leader Ryan Meili and Saskatchewan Party Weyburn-Big Muddy candidate Dustin Duncan faced off in a virtual debate.

Scott Moe said under his leadership, the province would be part of the conversation once more details are shared at the municipal level.

Tristen Durocher doesn't usually watch debates, but he was pleased to see northern and Indigenous concerns discussed at length.

Party leaders in Saskatchewan stuck to their talking points in a largely civil election debate Wednesday night that was free of major fireworks and focused on the COVID-19 crisis and spending.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and NDP Leader Ryan Meili are to stand two metres apart as they debate issues in advance of the Oct. 26 provincial election

Community members gave mixed reactions to the Saskatchewan NDP's promise to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour if elected.

Similar to the Saskatchewan Party, the NDP will run a deficit over the next four years reducing the deficit to $562.9 million by the 2024-25 budget.