Former MLA Rob Norris considering run for mayor of Saskatoon
Rob Norris says he is giving serious consideration to running for mayor of Saskatoon in the 2020 civic election. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Party
‘Small line has been crossed’ in minister’s address to anti-abortion group: Moe
Minister of Rural and Remote Health Greg Ottenbreit recently told a pro-life convention in his Yorkton-area constituency that he would “continue the fight.” Continue reading
Dozens of Saskatchewan classrooms operating overcapacity: province
Saskatchewan NDP says the province isn’t keeping pace with the population growth as dozens of schools are operating at overcapacity. Continue reading
Saskatchewan NDP calls for province to introduce legislation to protect GSAs
Opposition Leader Ryan Meili is calling on Premier Scott Moe to protect students’ rights to form gay-straight alliance clubs through legislation. Continue reading
Saskatchewan government introduces parental leave for politicians
The Saskatchewan government has amended rules for MLAs to be more welcoming of parental leave and allow babies in the chambers. Continue reading
Saskjobs.ca gets boost from Saskatchewan government
Saskjobs.ca is getting a funding boost from the provincial government to maintain the website, along with the National Job Bank service. Continue reading
SAID program recipients to see more money, tax exempt income
By David Baxter Reporter
“So we wanted to be able to give them the opportunity when it works for them throughout the year,” Paul Merriman said. Continue reading
‘It’s nice to get a thank you’: Sask. introduces volunteer firefighter tax credit
By David Baxter Reporter
Volunteer firefighters and other first responders will be able to claim a new $3,000 tax credit as part of the Saskatchewan 2019-20 budget. Continue reading
Producers not happy with changes to Saskatchewan’s potash production tax
Potash producers say they will be subject to highest royalty and tax rates in the world with changes to Saskatchewan’s potash production tax. Continue reading
Education sector says Sask. budget falls short of financial pressures
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan’s school boards and teacher’s union both say they appreciate increased funding, but it isn’t keeping up with rising costs and growing classrooms. Continue reading