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The 10 member Saskatchewan Health Authority board of directors is holding their first meeting, as the new provincial health authority officially launched following the proclamation of The Provincial Health Authority Act.

Environment Minister Dustin Duncan introduced the provincial government’s climate change strategy.

After Confederation in 1867, the Hudson’s Bay Company transferred Rupert’s Land (Western Canada) to Britain, who transferred it to the Canadian Government who soon began planning for settlement of the West.

Kim Hyshka knows how devastating cancer can be. She’s lost her mother and mother-in-law to pancreatic and breast cancer, repsectively. “[It’s] close to home,” she said.

Saskatchewan schools now have access to a better streaming service as a result of a renewed Live Interactive Video Education (LIVE) Network agreement between the Ministry of Education and SaskTel.

Saskatchewan’s 2017-18 Budget remains on track, confirmed by the province’s mid-year financial report released today.

Recent amendments to provincial regulation will expand the list of electronic products accepted for recycling in Saskatchewan starting May 1, 2018.

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $150,000 to the Canadian Red Cross Society and Saskatoon Restorative Action Program (RAP) to continue to address bullying and cyberbullying and promote positive relationships in Saskatchewan schools.

Premier Brad Wall left today for the Western Governors’ Association (WGA) Winter Meeting in Phoenix, focused on delivering a strong message that preserving free trade in North America is critical for continued economic growth and job creation on both

SaskPower is making progress on its path towards a cleaner future and its goal of doubling the percentage of renewable electricity generation capacity by 2030.