Provincial News

New regulations focus on safe sharing of roadways.

Premier Moe tops in country at 57 per cent approval, Manitoba’s Stefanson dead last at 22 per cent.

There were several reports of hard frosts in across the province but producers say damage is low due to crops being so well advanced.

Regina City Hall Update: Preliminary discussions see councillors pushing their priorities, with mill rates likely to go up.

Magnets processed from rare earth minerals are used in electric vehicles.

Securities regulator reminds investors to consider if DIY investing is the right fit for their investing needs.

Six new school divisions are partnering with the Early Learning and Child Care Ministry (ELCC) to bring the Michif and Dene languages to young students.

Strathcona was attracted to Serafina’s assets because of the "unique-to-Saskatchewan technology.”

Two study areas being looked at as potential sites for SMRs, but no final decisions until 2029.

Cameron Marit said he was waiting for takeout and decided to “throw a few bucks into the machine.”