Provincial News

Government reacts to Opposition Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon who raised questions about $757 million in spending authorized by Orders in Council.

Reservoirs at normal levels.

Surveyed by researchers from Wilfrid Laurier University’s Department of Criminology will follow up from a baseline study done in 2018.

Official Opposition Leader Carla Beck represented the Saskatchewan NDP.

Fundraiser dinner for Nadine Wilson in Prince Albert drew big audience.

The provincial government says compliance with the emissions cap would cost Saskatchewan's oil and gas sector between $7-9 billion by 2030.

Highway Hotline offers new feature.

Teachers’ union wants violence in the classroom addressed in collective bargaining agreement.

Three smaller political parties had wanted Provincial Auditor to investigate agency that had studied impact of asbestos cement pipes.

Addictions treatment spaces to open in Lloydminster.