Sask Politics
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Cap on food delivery fees in Saskatchewan extended to Aug. 31Saskatchewan caps fees charged by third-party food delivery companies at 18 per cent of the pre-tax order.CanadaApr 14
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Simpler, more efficient: Saskatchewan proposes changes for resolving traffic ticketsJustice Minister Gordon Wyant said proposed changes for resolving traffic tickets will reduce court volumes by making the process simpler and more efficient.CanadaApr 13
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Saskatchewan takes next step in establishing police watchdogLegislation was introduced on Monday to create a civilian-led independent serious incident response team in Saskatchewan.CanadaApr 12
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Saskatchewan’s climate change costs going up while budget appears to have gone downSaskatchewan's 2021-22 budget estimates show $3.35 million for climate change and adaptation this year, compared to $5.873 million the fiscal year prior.EnvironmentApr 9
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$830M budget for Saskatchewan highway system: provincial governmentWith this year's budget, the Saskatchewan government has included $830 million for highways investments.EconomyApr 6
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Saskatchewan 2021-22 budget shows impact of shop local effortsRetail sales dropped just one per cent amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Saskatchewan budget released Tuesday.CanadaApr 6
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Donna Harpauer says 14 election promises kept in Saskatchewan’s 2021 budgetSaskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer said 300 continuing care aides are being hired, but NDP Leader Ryan Meili questions the commitment.CanadaApr 6
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Saskatchewan projects 4 more years of deficits in 2021-22 budgetSaskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer said the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the province’s books.CanadaApr 6
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Economist predicts ‘steady as she goes’ Saskatchewan budgetAn economist is predicting the Saskatchewan 2021-22 budget will avoid risk and focus on economic recovery. The NDP say the Sask. Party should heavily invest in green technology.CanadaApr 5
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Coronavirus: Saskatchewan’s current public health orders extended to April 12Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, said the current measures will remain in place until at least April 12.HealthMar 30
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