Newsletter - Provincial News

OTTAWA — Western provinces and the East Coast should remain on alert for the possibility of more wildfire activity throughout the rest of summer, based on the latest federal government update. Wide swaths of B.C.

NDP’s Trent Wotherspoon points to Fraser Institute declaring that Scott Moe spent more money than any Sask. Premier in past 60 years.

Sask Today speaks to the “Food Professor,” Sylvain Charlebois, on the impacts of the current tariff situation on food and canola.

Mid-year results strong for enforcement response teams.

Saskatchewan’s pronghorn numbers are up 1% from last year, with 14,905 counted in recent provincial wildlife surveys.

April ChiefCalf reacts to comments from Sam Kolias, who characterized rent control as something that might get votes from very uninformed voters. 

Plan Ahead: Check the Weekly Orange Zone Construction Update for safe highway travel.

Support measures for communities displaced by Northern Saskatchewan wildfires extended to Sept. 5.

Saskatchewan’s month-over-month growth ranks second among the provinces.

Students secure unmanned aerial vehicle vulnerabilities with cutting-edge encryption.