Provincial News

Daily Leg Update - Opposition points to prospect of cuts at the University of Regina, as they hurl questions at Minister of Advanced Education Gord Wyant on funding.

The Saskatchewan Firearms Act (Bill 117) was introduced by the provincial government in December 2022.

Government touts 9,400 new jobs in Saskatchewan over Feb. 2022, but that isn’t good enough for Opposition who calls job creation the worst in Canada.

City of Regina provides update on plans to deal with upcoming blizzard expected to hit southern Saskatchewan Friday.

The National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations RoseAnne Archibald met with residents of Keeseekoose First Nation on the third of February for a discussion about the state of First Nations affairs.

Report is based on conditions as they were on March 1.

More flights out of Saskatoon and Regina to Canadian destinations announced for this summer.

Winter weights removed later this month.

Saskatchewan residents should ensure they buy from the primary seller, such as Ticketmaster or SaskTel Centre.

Daily Leg Update - Minister Duncan announces new amendments to regulations, strengthening oversight of all registered independent schools in the province.