City of Regina says it plans to fast-track lead service replacement program
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
“It is definitely a problem and we are not minimizing anything here,” Mayor Michael Fougere said. Continue reading
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Upwards of 1,000 striking Crown workers rally in Regina
By David Baxter Reporter
Nearly 1,000 Crown workers rallied in Regina’s Victoria Park on Friday, they’ve been on strike since this time last week. Continue reading
Water Security Agency reaches tentative agreement with the province
By David Baxter Reporter
The Water Security Agency and province have reportedly reached a tentative agreement. Six other Crown agencies remain on strike. Continue reading
Crown workers blockade SaskTel call centre; plan to work Tuesday
By David Baxter Reporter
SaskTel employees formed a blockade around call centres in Regina and Saskatoon as the Crown corporation strike entered its fourth day. Continue reading
Impasse reached, Unifor set to strike against Saskatchewan Crowns
Unifor members could walk off the job on Oct. 4 after an impasse was reached in contract talks between the union and six Saskatchewan Crown corporations and an agency. Continue reading
Sask. government responds to Unifor job action announcement
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
Employees at six Crown corporations and the Water Security Agency are set to take job action Monday morning. Continue reading
Saskatchewan premier shuffles cabinet in portfolios that saw controversy
By David Baxter Reporter
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe shuffled three cabinet ministers into new responsibilities and created a new position – the minister responsible for seniors. Continue reading
Updated flood mapping coming to 20 ‘high-risk’ Sask. communities
By David Baxter Reporter
The provincial and federal governments are contributing a combined $1 million to create updated flood mapping for Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert and other communities. Continue reading
‘Substantial’ flow increase expected on North Saskatchewan River: WSA
Water levels on the North Saskatchewan River are expected to increase by roughly 1.5 metres during the last week of June, according to the WSA. Continue reading
Sask. lake levels average to below average: WSA
By David Baxter Reporter
There’s a good chance a trip to the lake in Saskatchewan will involve more beaches this year, as water levels are lowered by dry conditions. Continue reading