STC closure added $22 million to provincial coffers: CIC report
By David Baxter Reporter
The province sold STC assets for $27.6 million, and it cost $7.6 million to wind down the former bus company. Continue reading
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SaskPower sees demand grow, mulling rate increase
By David Baxter Reporter
Due in part to increased demand and low natural gas prices, SaskPower saw a $90 million increase in net income over 2016/17’s fiscal year. Continue reading
SaskPower not moving ahead with further carbon capture projects at Boundary Dam 4 and 5
By David Baxter Reporter
SaskPower will not be moving forward with carbon capture at Boundary Dam 4 and 5. However, the Crown corporation will study CCS potential at another power plant. Continue reading
Clean-up in progress after storm winds rip through Murray Point campground
People in central Saskatchewan are cleaning up after a powerful storm causing lots of damage, hindering weekend camping plans. Continue reading
SaskPower expanding industrial and commercial smart meter program
By David Baxter Reporter
Following a successful first run, SaskPower is moving onto the second stage of their commercial and industrial smart meter program. Continue reading
SaskPower announces 10 megawatt solar project, first in Sask.
By Colton Praill Reporter
The 80-acre-project east of Swift Current is the first of two 10 megawatt plants that SaskPower plans to have operational before 2021. Continue reading
Rain helps soil conditions in most of Saskatchewan as seeding nears completion
Saskatchewan Agriculture says while some areas of the province received much needed rain, the southwest region remains very dry. Continue reading
More zipper merges on the way for Regina
For Saskatchewan residents, the buzz of construction is just another sound of spring… and already, it’s in full swing, hampering the daily commute – and even emergency room access. Continue reading
Rain needed as seeding nears completion in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan farmers have seeded most of the 2018 crop, now rain is needed to help crops emerge. Continue reading
SaskPower meter inspections and upgrades continue after more ground shifting
SaskPower is giving Regina residents a heads up on what to expect when it comes to ground shifting this summer after one of the driest years on record. Continue reading
