Local Arts

There are lots of claims out there right now regarding the film tax credit issue, so here is some information to help you separate the wheat from the chaff.

The Sunrise Health Region is receiving $117,500 from the Saskatchewan government to improve patients' access to surgical care.

Canadian Country Music Association Award (CCMA) winning trio, Hey Romeo, will join Gord Bamford on select dates during his cross-Canada tour, Is It Friday Yet? Hey Romeo recently inked a deal with Royalty Records, for the release of their third studi

The Saskatchewan economy made gains in both manufacturing and new motor vehicle sales according to two reports released by Statistics Canada today. Manufacturing shipments were up 20.

Today, thirty years after the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms became law, many principles enshrined in our Constitution are deeply woven into the fabric of Canadian society. Equality rights. Language rights. Freedom of speech.

Saskatchewan's economy continues to show its underlying strength as the number of people receiving Employment Insurance (EI) decreased to 9,610, a 13.7 per cent drop, in February 2012 compared to the same month in 2011.

You might notice increased activity in the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens at the Legislative Building in the next few weeks as upgrades to the gardens get underway.

Two newly redesigned programs that will improve and maintain affordable housing are being launched today.

It was the spring of 1999 when Nathan Lutz's Junior hockey career came to an end with the Yorkton Terriers with the heartbreaking Royal Bank Cup semi final loss on home ice. But for Lutz the loss was not the end of hockey.

Yorkton Regional High School students brought home two of the top awards from the 2012 McKercher Cup Mock Trial Competition on the weekend.