Provincial News

Daily Leg Update: Vote was 37-11 in favor of second reading for the bill requiring parental consent for gender based name changes, now being considered by committee of the whole.

“We just feel attacked, we feel alone, we feel scared for our organization," says Battlefords and Area Sexual Assault Centre as they and other organizations that taught preventative sexual assault education in schools are no longer allowed in the classroom.

Second reading debate set to wrap up today for Bill 137 - Parents Bill of Rights Act

Performers can audition by video submission, or in person in Saskatoon on Saturday, Oct. 21, or in Regina on Sunday, Oct. 29.

Quewezance said the group has been playing Lotto 6/49 together for years, which makes this win even more special.

Sask Federation of Labour and SEIU-West both denounce Parents Bill of Rights Act as the “Notwithstanding Clause bill.”

In a social media post Saskatoon’s Mayor Clark says he agrees with those who have asked province to withdraw legislation.

Daily Leg Update: Opposition New Democrats demanding the government address Regina Lutheran Home closure, issues with daycare, and what they see as other pressing priorities.

CUPE 882 members vote 81 percent against deal.

The Kinsmen Foundation presented a $1M cheque to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan’s Breast Cancer Screening Bus campaign