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The Government of Saskatchewan is on track to open new international trade and investment offices in India, Japan, and Singapore in 2021 and has now hired a managing director for each office.

An Alberta lawyer is representing a Prince Albert pastor fined $14,000 for violating the public health act after his church congregation sang without masks.

Ottawa, Regina – On Dec.

Four years ago, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared side by side with premiers as he announced a “pan-Canadian” climate plan. On Friday, he unveiled his new “federal” strategy, flanked by members of his cabinet.

A new program at the University of Manitoba will produce Indigenous scientists and allow Indigenous students to support health, environment, technology and industry in their communities.

By Saskatoon RCMP Federal Serious Organized Crime Unit (FSOC)

The Water Security Agency (WSA) released its 2020 Conditions at Freeze-Up report, showing a mixed picture for moisture conditions across the province entering winter.

The RM of Langenburg has a very good representative as Reeve for them in Terry Hildebrandt, a founder of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), past president of the APAS, 40 years of farming experience and several years on th

SASKATOON – University of Saskatchewan (USask) fourth-year medical students will be able to take the national award-winning Indigenous wellness online course, The Role of Practitioners in Indigenous Wellness, at no cost with the generous support of t

Findings could be used to prevent arsenic contamination​​​​​​