Newsletter - Provincial News

Program is expected to add 30,000 barrels per day of oil production and generate $21 million additional royalty revenue.

As bears emerge from hibernation, Sask. Environment urges residents to be alert and manage attractants to stay safe outdoors.

National Police Week, May 11–17, celebrates police-community partnerships with the theme “Committed to Serve Together.”

In his weekly News Watch opinion column, John Cairns reflects on childhood memories of racing home at noon to watch Fred and Barney.

May 11 to 17 is Victims And Survivors of Crime Week.

Ag Minister Daryl Harrison impressed with seeding progress, but tariff situation a concern.

‘Economic development is an ongoing process rather than a result,’ SEDA chief executive officer Verona Thibault said.

Government says the NDP private members’ bill would silence the voice of Saskatchewan people.

Dates are scheduled for votes to merge Conexus, Cornerstone and Synergy credit unions.

Even with oil prices jumping more than $4 per barrel compared to last week, average gasoline prices across much of Canada have remained relatively steady, though some provinces saw notable increases.