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Major donation assures new Breast Cancer Screening Bus

Major donation assures new Breast Cancer Screening Bus

The Kinsmen Foundation presented a $1M cheque to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan’s Breast Cancer Screening Bus campaign
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Regina Crossword winner scratches to $250,000 prize

Regina Crossword winner scratches to $250,000 prize

“I just could not believe what I was seeing in front of me,” he continued, laughing. “I was shocked, surprised and in total disbelief.”
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What to expect with the new Regina General Hospital parkade

What to expect with the new Regina General Hospital parkade

Some facts and details about the new parkade going up at RGH over the next year.
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Debate on Parents Bill of Rights legislation is now on

Debate on Parents Bill of Rights legislation is now on

Daily Leg Update: Second reading debate finally under way at Saskatchewan Legislature, as special sitting continues.
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Increase in wholesale trade surpasses national average

Increase in wholesale trade surpasses national average

August 2023 saw an increase of 57.0 per cent compared to August 2022.
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Sask. Teachers Federation declares impasse in contract talks

Sask. Teachers Federation declares impasse in contract talks

Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill says government willing to negotiate, wants teachers union to return to bargaining table.
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Health infrastructure, overcapacity issues hot provincial topics

Health infrastructure, overcapacity issues hot provincial topics

Saskatchewan Party government, opposition NDP host competing announcements on health care on Oct. 16.
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Can the government take away your rights? Yes, actually

Can the government take away your rights? Yes, actually

Freedom of the press, assembly, religion, and association are just some of the Canadian freedoms that can be taken for up to five years if the notwithstanding clause is used.
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Legislature reacts after human rights commissioner resigns

Legislature reacts after human rights commissioner resigns

Daily Leg Update: Government ministers surprised by Heather Kuttai’s resignation, but are not about to walk back on their parental consent legislation.
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Education funding rally sees hundreds turn out to catch MLA Tim McLeod's attention

Education funding rally sees hundreds turn out to catch MLA Tim McLeod's attention

"With a $500 million surplus, government is making a political choice to underfund public education, not an economic one”
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