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UPDATE: Province starts cuts to income for disability program
Some recipients of social assistance in Saskatchewan are beginning to receive letters informing them of how much they will lose following budget cuts. In the budget, the government announced it will b...
Aug 09, 2016
McMorris not the first MLA to have a drunk driving charge
Don McMorris is no longer in the Sask. Party's cabinet or caucus after his impaired driving charge, but it may not mean the end of his political career. Saskatchewan has a problem with drunk driving. ...
Aug 07, 2016
Provincial investigation coming after North Saskatchewan River oil spill
Two weeks after a substantial amount of oil leaked into Prince Albert's water supply, Saskatchewan's premier said the province will conduct its own investigation. Premier Brad Wall visited Prince Albe...
Aug 04, 2016
Requests for proposals out for 20 private liquor stores in Saskatchewan
The province is uncorking applications for the final set of permits for private liquor stores. There is one permit available for each of 20 towns on the list including: Bienfait Broadview Canora David...
Aug 02, 2016
MADD legal director says more prison time not the way to prevent deaths
Longer prison sentences won't do much to reduce the carnage on Canada's roads caused by drunk driving, according to the director of legal policy for Mother's Against Drunk Driving (MADD). Rober...
Jul 28, 2016
Husky gives new oil spill report to province
Husky has submitted another interim report to government about a pipeline leak that released as much as 250,000 litres of oil. This time, the report states that the leak was spotted at 10 a.m. last Th...
Jul 28, 2016
NDP critical of government response to oil spill
While the clean-up continues from the oil spill, the NDP is stepping into the political fray. Having been on the ground in the affected areas, leader Trent Wotherspoon doesn't think the government is ...
Jul 28, 2016
Prince Albert businesses lament revenue lost to oil spill
The ripple effects of a recent oil spill in the North Saskatchewan River are being felt by thousands of people. Shelley Gordon owns 6th Avenue Car Wash in Prince Albert. On Tuesday, she said she's alr...
Jul 26, 2016
Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region hoping to cure budget woes
Despite carrying a deficit for the past four years, the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region is hoping this is the year it can get healthy again and balance the budget. Last year the region spen...
Jul 21, 2016
Report finds nothing wrong with bus tickets given to homeless men in Sask.
Proper procedures were followed according to a report into bus tickets given to two homeless men in Saskatchewan back in March. But the Ministry of Social Services has taken a look at some of its tran...
Jul 07, 2016
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