Author Archives: Sarah Mills

Saskatchewan's public prosecutions office has decided not to appeal the Gerald Stanley verdict. An appeal wouldn't be able to overturn the jury's not guilty decision, but it could look at the instruct...

Ryan Meili is the new leader of the Saskatchewan NDP. With an 81 per cent voter turnout for members, Meili beat Trent Wotherspoon with 55 per cent of the vote for a total of 5,973 votes compared to Wo...

There is some good news in the province's latest fiscal update. The third quarter financial report released Friday shows the government's plan remains on track, with a smaller deficit forecast. "While...

Political-watchers would be forgiven for thinking Trent Wotherspoon had cloned himself. The 10-year Regina NDP MLA seems able to be in several places at once right across the province. In any given da...

Ryan Meili, a family physician and now Saskatoon MLA, believes he has the cure for what ails the opposition since its defeat to the Saskatchewan Party over a decade ago. "I think there is a moment for...

Saskatchewan's new premier will be watching as federal finance minister Bill Morneau delivers the federal budget Tuesday afternoon. Scott Moe is hoping Saskatchewan will get the benefit of any revenue...

The federal government has struck a $1 billion investment deal with India which could lead to new opportunities for Saskatchewan. Canadian companies will invest $750 million in India and Indian compan...

  The clean-up continues west of Swift Current following a train derailment Tuesday night. Twelve of the 152 cars carrying potash, a non-dangerous substance, were impacted. Five of those cars rem...

The all-star celebrity classic is one of the highlights of the Regina Pats centennial salute homecoming weekend. The celebrations begin Friday night with a gala and then the alumni game Saturday follo...

The federal government has a plan to grow new sectors of Canada's economy though superclusters. After a nine-month long competition, Ottawa awarded a piece of a $950-million investment Thursday to fiv...