Tag Archives: Politics

A group of Southey landowners and farmers, many with kids in tow, crowded into a room at the legislature on Wednesday to say no to a proposal to build a $3.6-billion potash mine on or near their land....

REGINA - The Saskatchewan government is taking back responsibility for the care of children from the Saskatoon Tribal Council Child and Family Services Agency. Social Services Minister Donna Harpauer ...

The Saskatchewan Government is backing down from fully funding a pay increase for teachers. Education Minister Don Morgan said they won't pay the 1.9 per cent increase that was negotiated recently tha...

A new law is being introduced in Saskatchewan that will give families of those killed by a drunk driver the chance to file a lawsuit. Minister responsible for SGI Don McMorris brought in the legislati...

Premier Brad Wall is sticking to his word that he wants to stand up for Saskatchewan.   He is heading east June 14 to 15, to Toronto, Quebec and New Brunswick, advocating for the Energy East pipe...

The Meewasin Valley Authority (MVA) is closing its 3rd Avenue South interpretive centre effective July 1. CEO Lloyd Isaak announced the decision at a news conference on Wednesday. "Meewasin's not...

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways is announcing that the Pilot Butte Overpass will open a full year early, in the fall of 2018. The goal was originally for that overpass to open in the fall of 201...

Saskatchewan's provincial auditor is releasing the first volume in her 2016 annual report. This one is taking a look at the processes of various public bodies like the cancer agency, school divisions ...

A group of inmates is suing the province over a riot at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre back in 2015. In a statement of claim filed last month at Saskatoon Court of Queen's Bench...

A 2015 Supreme Court ruling is set to become the law of the land when it comes to doctor-assisted dying in Canada -- but Saskatchewan physicians will still be bound by provincial regulations. The high...