The SCC says 25 businesses have already signed on, committing to improving Indigenous engagement in hiring, recruitment and retention policies.

One of the issues that will be top of mind for many Canadians as they decide who they will vote for is the economy and whether they and the country are in a better financial state than four years ago.

With all of Canada’s premiers meeting in Saskatoon this week, union and business leaders from across the country are also heading to the city.

The Saskatchewan Medical Association is proposing 21 as the minimum age to buy recreational marijuana in the province.

The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce supports the government's plan to allow businesses to sell and control the distribution of recreational cannabis.

A Senate committee continued its public hearing circuit in Saskatoon on newly proposed tax changes.

Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce report recommends finding creative solutions to accelerate northern Saskatchewan's economic development.

In the wake of alleged abuses of the temporary foreign worker program, the initiative is garnering a lot of negative attention, nationwide.