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Students for Change sees progress on career education changes

Students for Change sees progress on career education changes

Easing the way for university applications, applying for classes, seeking student services and writing professional emails.
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Police investigating stabbing in downtown Moose Jaw

Police investigating stabbing in downtown Moose Jaw

The Moose Jaw Police Service responded to a report of an assault on the 700 block of Main Street North on Friday and found an injured person.
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Sask Chamber joins in joint letter to MPs

Sask Chamber joins in joint letter to MPs

Western Business Coalition letter urges all MPs to focus on restoring Canada’s economic competitiveness.
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NDP urges Moe to press PM Carney on Chinese tariffs, canola trade

NDP urges Moe to press PM Carney on Chinese tariffs, canola trade

The Saskatchewan NDP wants Premier Scott Moe to advocate for canola producers and push Ottawa to resolve China's retaliatory tariffs.
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Kindersley council draws down reserves to balance 2025 budget

Kindersley council draws down reserves to balance 2025 budget

$16.83 million in revenue and $20.8 million in expenses projected.
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Province’s workplace injury rate decreases to 3.91 per 100 workers

Province’s workplace injury rate decreases to 3.91 per 100 workers

WCB shares 2024 financial and operational results at annual general meeting.
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Saving the Animals of Ukraine takes top honours at YFF

Saving the Animals of Ukraine takes top honours at YFF

A total of 29 awards were handed out at the annual gala.
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Unexpected issues force Prairie South to spend $1.5M to upgrade buildings

Unexpected issues force Prairie South to spend $1.5M to upgrade buildings

Trustees received a report during their May meeting about preventative maintenance and renewal projects that the division planned to pursue this year and during the next three years.
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Saskatchewan retail sales $2.2 billion in March

Saskatchewan retail sales $2.2 billion in March

Statistics Canada data says GDP at basic prices reached $80.5 billion in 2024.
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Lower wheat price reduces flour bill

Lower wheat price reduces flour bill

The price of non-durum milling wheat in Saskatchewan was 22 per cent lower in 2024 than it was the previous year.
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