Sask Government

• Saskatchewan government introduces Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act

  Sask. government introduced legislation to protect domestic violence victims. The Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act is aimed at helping victims escape sooner and more often.

  Nov 6, 2025
  
• Sask. government introduces parental consent for sexual health education

  Schools need to inform parents or guardians about the sexual health education curriculum, and parents or guardians will have the option to decline their children's participation.

  Health

  Aug 22, 2023
  
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• Bill giving Sask. municipalities control over outdoor alcohol consumption passed

  A bill that will allow municipalities in Saskatchewan to make the decision as to whether or not to allow public alcohol consumption was passed unanimously in the legislature.

  Politics

  May 4, 2023
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• Onion Lake First Nation suing province over Sask. First Act, natural resource rights

  Onion Lake First Nation, which straddles the Albert and Saskatchewan border, also filed a lawsuit against the Alberta government over the Sovereignty Act last year.

  Canada

  Apr 14, 2023
• Sask. government accused of mismanaging housing, called out for mouse infestations, explosions

  Kosowska lives in an affordable housing apartment in Saskatoon run by the Saskatoon Housing Authority and said she has been dealing with rodents since 2018.

  Politics

  Nov 22, 2022
• Sask. government bill aims to help landowners recover oil and gas compensation fees

  Saskatchewan's Minister of Energy and Resources introduced a bill Monday to assist landowners in collecting compensation fees from oil and gas operators.

  Politics

  Nov 7, 2022
• Saskatchewan residents struggling to pay power bills in wake of rate hikes

  Opposition leader Carla Beck calls on the Saskatchewan government to install an independent consumer advocate to help residents suffering from power and energy rate hikes.

  Politics

  Nov 3, 2022
• Saskatchewan Office of the Treaty Commissioner says throne speech offends treaty rights

  The Office of the Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan released their response to yesterday's Throne Speech saying The Saskatchewan First Act offends the Treaty.

  Politics

  Oct 27, 2022
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• SLGA retails not considered ‘core businesses’ by Saskatchewan government

  Scott Moe announced that SLGA will be exiting the retail market to allow the government more focus on health care, education and highways.

  Politics

  Oct 26, 2022
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• Prairie Harm Reduction partners with government to create home for youth with addictions

  Prairie Harm Reduction's partnership with the Saskatchewan government offers unconditional support for young people struggling with mental health and addictions.

  Canada

  Mar 9, 2022