Murray Wood: Alberta is soon going to be living on 'Saskatchewan time'
Murray Wood says the debate about whether Saskatchewan should change it's clocks like other provinces is being replaced ...
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How will you vote? Mail-in ballot option for Saskatoon civic election opens July 4
The 2016 civic election is fast-approaching, with voting options becoming publicly available starting early July. Eligible voters who anticipate not being able to cast a ballot at an advance poll betw...
Jun 30, 2016
Provincial auditor finds processes caused costly delays in GTH land deal
A report from the provincial auditor indicates the Saskatchewan government ended up purchasing land west of Regina by the Global Transportation Hub (GTH) at a "significantly higher price" than what th...
Jun 30, 2016
Sask. minimum wage to increase Oct. 1
Low-income earners in the province are set to receive a boost this fall. On Oct. 1, Saskatchewan's minimum wage will increase from $10.50 to $10.72 per hour - the eighth increase to the wage since 200...
Jun 30, 2016
Sask. government prepares for possible mail strike
The Saskatchewan government is preparing for the possibility of a Canada Post strike beginning on Saturday. The Ministry of Social Services has a plan in place to make sure clients and service provide...
Jun 30, 2016
2 charged after police recover $75K of drugs from Prince Albert home
Two people have been charged after police seized a substantial amount of drugs from a home in Prince Albert. Members of the integrated street enforcement team searched a home Tuesday, recovering 566 g...
Jun 30, 2016
Boiled and bottled: city waiting on final tests for decision on water advisory
After four days of boiled and bottled water, Saskatoon residents might soon be able use their taps again. Around 30,000 people in six neighbourhoods have been under a precautionary drinking water advi...
Jun 30, 2016
Tours of WWII bomber over Regina give glimpse into past
People in Regina have a chance to take a flight into the past this weekend as tours are being offered on a Second World War bomber. The B-17 Bomber "Aluminum Overcast" arrived in the Queen City Monday...
Jun 30, 2016
City of Saskatoon preparing for possible Canada Post work stoppage
As Canada Post braces for a possible work stoppage as early as Saturday, the City of Saskatoon is preparing for business as usual. Parcel and mail delivery could come to a halt if contract negotiation...
Jun 30, 2016
5 players you should know before Thursday's Rider game
The Saskatchewan Roughriders take to the field Thursday night in Regina for the first regular-season game of 2016, which may leave some fans overwhelmed by the number of new names on the roster. To he...
Jun 30, 2016
Construction kicks off on Saskatoon Parcel Y development
A sod-turning ceremony Wednesday marked the beginning of long-awaited construction on the Parcel Y development in River Landing. Phase one of the project will see a parkade built to serve ...
Jun 29, 2016
OPINION
Sarah Mills: Driver education shouldn't just be for high-school students
A soon-to-be learner driver in Sarah Mills' house is making her pause and think about some of the bad habits drivers dis...
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The Evan Bray Show - Tuesday, April 21
On Tuesday, Evan speaks with Premier Scott Moe from the Food, Fuel and Fertilizer Global Summit, explores nuclear power ...