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Let’s play: Gov’t offers playground funding program

Let’s play: Gov’t offers playground funding program

Approximately 75 projects will receive support each year.
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Motion opposing virtual care physicians proceeds to debate

Motion opposing virtual care physicians proceeds to debate

Emergency Motion from NDP’s Meara Conway would ban virtual doctors for patients giving birth or experiencing a life-threatening emergency.
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With election over, pressure is on to sign $10 a day child care

With election over, pressure is on to sign $10 a day child care

Opposition wants extension signed; Minister Everett Hindley says they want to find out who the federal minister is first.
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Belanger says new boundaries show northern riding was never conservative

Belanger says new boundaries show northern riding was never conservative

Longtime NDP MLA says boundary changes aided his cause.
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NDP to attempt motion opposing virtual physician program

NDP to attempt motion opposing virtual physician program

Opposition raises concerns about emergency room doctors being replaced by webcams.
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Drum roll please, Highway 5 at Buchanan wins again

Drum roll please, Highway 5 at Buchanan wins again

Tops CAA's 2025 Top Ten Worst Roads.
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Hands-on experience for Sask. DLC students

Hands-on experience for Sask. DLC students

Sask. Polytech hosts mechanical and automotive learning camp.
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USask’s Dr. John Pomeroy wins international water research prize

USask’s Dr. John Pomeroy wins international water research prize

Award recognizes advancements in understanding climate science, hydrological processes and hydrological predictions.
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Moe talks election impact at Williston Basin conference

Moe talks election impact at Williston Basin conference

Premier Scott Moe takes part in one-on-one discussion at annual oil and gas event in Regina.
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Beck congratulates Carney on election win

Beck congratulates Carney on election win

Opposition leader says there is an opportunity for the federal government to make things right with Saskatchewan.
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