Provincial News

The new Provincial Protective Services is expected to be fully operational in Saskatchewan by the end of next year.

The Sask. Environmental Society has a list of recommendations for the provincial government, aimed at deeply cutting the province's greenhouse gas emissions within the decade.

A low pressure system is expected to bring five to 10 centimetres of snow across central Saskatchewan starting from the evening of Nov. 9 until Nov. 11.

CBSA warns travellers may experience delays at ports of entry due to the public health measures as the CBSA will not compromise health and safety for the sake of border wait times

Select provincial parks will be reopening their gates to campers this winter, offering residents a winter wonderland type trip close to home.

Certified early childhood educators will be seeing a wage bump of as much as $3, depending on their certification level.

Some SHA staff will be returning to regular duties by the end of this month, as officials start reversing COVID-19 surge redeployments.

Under new incoming legislation, trespassers will now face hefty fines and potential prison time if caught.

Online validation tools can be used to verify most safety certificates

007 takes to the sky courtesy of local aircraft