Yorkton This Week

Legislation to reduce the tax rate for Saskatchewan small businesses over the next three years was introduced today, fulfilling another major commitment made by the government in the recent election campaign.

Community health and safety is a shared responsibility

Today the Government of Saskatchewan introduced The Massage Therapy Act. This legislation will establish the Saskatchewan College of Massage Therapy, a new regulatory body that will govern massage therapists in the province.

On Monday, November 23rd Mayor Johnston called the regularly scheduled Churchbridge council meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. with a quorum present and a welcome to the public and press.

A new report released this week on the impact of climate change on the country’s Prairie provinces shows the region is highly vulnerable to climatic shifts, and preparedness is, in many cases, lacking.

Regina– The government of Saskatchewan announced a new “Strong Recovery Adaptation Rebate” (SRAR) to help small businesses who have had to come up with ways to stay in business with all the new rules around operating safely in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recently Gordon Barnhart was elected Mayor of Saltcoats and was contacted about his thoughts and plans for the town and council while he was taking the leading role.

Government Relations Minister Don McMorris introduced legislation today to repeal and replace The Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act (UBAS) with The Construction Codes Act (CCA).

At the regular Esterhazy town council meeting on Wednesday, the council discussed the new Covid-19 restrictions implemented by the Government of Saskatchewan that went into effect on November 27 and will remain in effect until December 17.

Today, the Government of Saskatchewan announced the new Strong Recovery Adaptation Rebate (SRAR), which will assist businesses as they adapt their business models to address the challenges caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic.