SaskGaming says $29,435 was lost after a blackjack dealer was accused of paying out on losing hands.

Despite the scam calls, SaskPower says customers are not being disconnected from their power during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Child-care spaces are being made available by the government of Saskatchewan to help essential workers responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, SaskPower has decided to suspend any active collections and has deferred disconnecting residential customers for non-payment.

Victoria Flores with the Open Door Society says the goal of the Tech Skills Showcase is to connect Saskatchewan newcomers with potential employers.

SaskPower said the choice on who will build the natural gas power station is between two companies with experience working in Saskatchewan.

SaskPower is looking for 500 business customers who would like to have a commercial smart meter installed in 2020.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Opposition Leader Ryan Meili look back at a challenging year in provincial labour relations.

The federal government is imposing consecutive increases annually until the carbon tax hits $50 a tonne in 2022.

SaskPower has been made aware of a scam where customers are receiving phone calls saying they can have a smart meter for $900.