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Lloydminster, Horizon divisions to see one day teachers strike

Lloydminster, Horizon divisions to see one day teachers strike

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation gives notice of one-day rotating strike by Lloydminster Teachers’ Association and Horizon Teachers’ Association this Friday, March 22.
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With Hoopla in balance, Cockrill tells teachers: let them play

With Hoopla in balance, Cockrill tells teachers: let them play

Daily Leg Update: High school students watch as Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill and Opposition Education Critic Matt Love exchange words in QP about Hoopla
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On eve of Budget 2024, province drops some further hints

On eve of Budget 2024, province drops some further hints

Premier Scott Moe calls it a “classroom, care and communities budget” that will be delivered Wednesday by Finance Minister Donna Harpauer.
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Province announces $1 million to increase skilled trades

Province announces $1 million to increase skilled trades

Funding to go to 150 additional training seats in the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission to boost labour force.
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Film production in Sask. gets a boost with LED Volume Wall

Film production in Sask. gets a boost with LED Volume Wall

Grand unveiling of LED Volume Wall takes place at the Regina Soundstage with government and film/TV industry officials in attendance.
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Here's a list of February inflation rates for selected Canadian cities

Here's a list of February inflation rates for selected Canadian cities

Regina: 2.0 per cent. Saskatoon: 2.1 per cent.
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Here's a list February inflation rates for Canadian provinces

Here's a list February inflation rates for Canadian provinces

Saskatchewan: 1.7 per cent.
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Nominations update: more candidates in place for Sask Party, NDP

Nominations update: more candidates in place for Sask Party, NDP

There are more candidates set to be chosen in coming days and weeks.
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Bilateral agreements signed for $560 million to health care

Bilateral agreements signed for $560 million to health care

Federal and provincial health ministers were in Regina Monday to sign bilateral agreements for health care funding for Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan’s Chief Coroner Clive Weighill retires

Saskatchewan’s Chief Coroner Clive Weighill retires

James Smith inquest his final task as coroner.
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