Local Arts

The 2018-19 Budget will see significant enhancements to the province’s petroleum and mineral resource sectors. The Ministry of Energy and Resources’ budget of $45.8 million includes an increase of $665,000 (1.5 per cent).

The Saskatchewan RCMP continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding last Friday’s collision involving the Humboldt Broncos team bus that tragically claimed 16 lives and injured 13 others.

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) is relieved to see that today’s provincial budget is maintaining support for Saskatchewan hometowns.

Last year’s provincial budget introduced some of the most dramatic cuts to Saskatchewan’s public services and social safety net since the years of Grant Devine. Across the province, people spoke up for their communities.

The 2018-19 Budget keeps Saskatchewan’s economy on track by creating opportunities for increased trade, business investment and job creation.

The Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO) will present a celebration of two of the greatest orchestrators of all time this Saturday, April 14, 2018 – 8PM at the Conexus Arts Centre with Tchaikovsky & Mozart.

Deep in the Flexihall, past the rows of snacks, toys, and shower screens, nestled between plasma televisions and lawn mowers, there is a green garden. There are flowers arranged in neat circles. Different coloured rocks fill clear jars.

Between all the icy roads, snow piles, and below-zero temperatures, it’s easy to think winter will never end. But, believe it or not, spring is right around the corner.

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) wants to remind people that not all pension plans are the same and some have a lump sum payment upon retirement, while others provide a monthly pension cheque for life.

International Women’s Day is about supporting women from all backgrounds, and an event in Yorkton was focused on women from around the world who want to make Canada their home.