Sask Budget 2017
Saskatchewan posts smaller deficit than forecast, still $303M in the red
The Saskatchewan government said it 2017-18 spending $303 million more than it took in, as the deficit came in smaller than originally projected. Continue reading
Sask. PST exemption reinstated on agriculture, life and health insurance premiums
Premier Scott Moe has reinstated the PST exemption on agriculture, life and health insurance premiums. Continue reading
Meridian Development buys STC bus depot in Saskatoon
Meridian Development has purchased the STC bus depot in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Saskatchewan government sells STC assets to Hilco Industrial
The Saskatchewan government shut down the STC bus service to help tackle a $1.3-billion provincial deficit. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour hosts ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ rally
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour gathered for a rally outside the Saskatoon cabinet office on Wednesday. Continue reading
Rally outside city hall protests changes to Saskatoon Public Library
A rally was held outside city hall to protest changes within Saskatoon Public Library. Continue reading
4.96% increase to Saskatoon property taxes proposed for 2018
The City of Saskatoon has released its proposed 2018 budget and property taxes could rise 4.96 per cent. Continue reading
Province restores $20M funding to U of S College of Medicine
The Saskatchewan government is restoring $20 million in funding to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine. Continue reading
Meewasin funding troubles lead to closures at Beaver Creek Conservation Area
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Meewasin interim CEO Doug Porteous says the partial closure of the Beaver Creek Conservation Area could be the beginning of many changes for the authority. Continue reading
Sleep apnea patients in Saskatchewan to receive CPAP machine at discount
Saskatchewan patients with moderate to severe sleep apnea will be able to purchase a CPAP machine on loan at a discount starting Oct. 1. Continue reading