Tag Archives: Politics

Saskatoon councillors will decide Monday if a large commercial-residential project on Parcel YY, next to River Landing, will receive a property tax break. The developers behind the multi-million dolla...

The provincial budget isn't out for several more weeks, but already it doesn't look good.   Premier Brad Wall confirms that the deficit is bigger than the $427 million forecast at third-quart...

Ahead of the spring session of the legislature starting next month, the NDP caucus has announced its shadow cabinet.   With a team of just 10, the MLAs have multiple portfolios.   Newly-elec...

The mood was high and the police presence was very chill for the crowd of people who gathered to celebrate 4/20 on Wednesday in Victoria Park. Carla McEwan has been celebrating 4/20 for 45 years. "Edu...

Premier Brad Wall is back to work with a number of issues on his agenda. On Wednesday afternoon he spent time speaking with his new Manitoba counterpart, Brian Pallister. The Progressive Conservative ...

Following a low turn out in the last municipal election, Councillor Ann Iwanchuk thought a voter list would boost numbers, but the idea got a chilly reception from the rest of council.   Onl...

Saskatchewan politicians get back to the legislature Tuesday, May 17, 2016. That is when we will learn more about the government's agenda for the upcoming year when the speech from the throne is unvei...

The results of last Monday's election are now final, and the government is that much closer to getting back to work.  The final results include approximately 7,000 ballots from absentee voters, h...

Premier Brad Wall may have been speaking to reporters Friday dressed in a windbreaker, but he maintains the work of government hasn't stopped since the election. Wall confirms the legislative session ...

Saskatchewan's NDP now has one person at the helm. In a unanimous vote held by the 10-member NDP caucus Tuesday, Regina Rosemont MLA Trent Wotherspoon was elected to lead the official opposition....