Tag Archives: Infrastructure

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) put infrastructure at the top of its list of priorities in this month's provincial election. The organization, which represents rural munici...

The provincial government is investing more than $50 million to renew the aging electrical infrastructure at two Regina hospitals. The project marks the second phase of the government's electrical inf...

The Government of Saskatchewan has inked a deal with Ottawa that will bring $350 million in infrastructure funding to the province over five years. The two governments signed a 10-year renewal agreeme...

Michael Mack used to worry about damaging his motorized scooter when he drove it across Grace Lutheran Place's broken sidewalks. Now, he said those worries have been squashed thanks to recent fixes to...

Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency is spending $18 million on major infrastructure projects around the province, the largest of which is the rehabilitation of the Moosomin Dam. The $9.7 million dam ...

As Saskatchewan runs headlong into the first real heatwave of the summer, SaskPower is ready to handle the increased strain on the power grid. On Monday night, Albertans got an electricity grid alert ...

Two major infrastructure projects in Regina are moving into new phases on Monday, and road restrictions are changing as well. The city's Water Network Expansion Project is moving ahead, but the instal...

By Nigel Maxwell Members of Montreal Lake Cree Nation who live on reserve have gone six days without running water. This has obvious implications for taking showers or baths, washing, or doing laundry...

The mayors of Regina and Moose Jaw unveiled the new solar panel project for the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant on Tuesday. The $4 million project will power the plant's administration building, a...

Regina Public Library is getting the ball rolling on finding a new location for its central branch. The library's board voted to request help from city hall during a special meeting held on Tuesday. T...