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Saskatchewan recognized ASL and Indigenous sign languages as official languages — and resources are needed for services

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Face the Issue: Awareness campaign challenging assumptions

Face the Issue: Awareness campaign challenging assumptions

Government of Sask. series targets young people.
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Beck’s trip to Ottawa gets a grilling from Sask Party

Beck’s trip to Ottawa gets a grilling from Sask Party

Premier Scott Moe dismisses Carla Beck’s visit to Ottawa as helping the Trudeau-Singh “coalition”.
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Income benefits rise three per cent May 1

Income benefits rise three per cent May 1

Up to $90 per month for eligible recipients.
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NDP calling for Cockrill’s resignation

NDP calling for Cockrill’s resignation

Daily Leg Update: Opposition Leader Carla Beck and Critic Matt Love call for Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill to resign, citing a lack of empathy and lying to the public.
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Governor General Simon arrives for official Saskatchewan visit

Governor General Simon arrives for official Saskatchewan visit

Governor General Mary Simon arrives at Legislature to meet Lt. Governor Russ Mirasty, Premier Scott Moe
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'Dying for doctors': Report cites concerns with health care in rural Saskatchewan

'Dying for doctors': Report cites concerns with health care in rural Saskatchewan

REGINA — Suzanne Kuchinka, mayor of the village of Macoun in southeast Saskatchewan, says it's been a struggle for years to keep family doctors because they retire or move elsewhere.
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Additional XBB.1.5 COVID-19 vaccination available

Additional XBB.1.5 COVID-19 vaccination available

Select residents can access immunization until June 30.
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Building construction hits $401M in February

Building construction hits $401M in February

Month-over-month increase of 96.2 per cent in building permit values.
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Behind the Headlines: Is Canada’s ‘most dangerous city’ fighting for its future - again?

Behind the Headlines: Is Canada’s ‘most dangerous city’ fighting for its future - again?

As the community of roughly 20,000 remains divided, some are saying ending colonialism is the key to North Battleford’s continued battle with crime.
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