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Sask. NDP wants to make first Saturday of every month a 'Buy Local Day'
The province says its committed to local companies and that over the past five years 90 per cent of procurements have been awarded to companies in the province
Sask. Party MLA apologizes for calling Jagmeet Singh a terrorist
The Official Opposition called the comments deeply hurtful and harmful to the Sikh community.
Sask. launching campaign to recruit U.S. doctors in 'uncertain political climate'
The province is hoping to capitalize on the "uncertain political climate in the United States" and recruit doctors from south of the border with a digital campaign set to launch this spring.
Scott Moe says Sask. believes in united Canada but warns of 'consequences' should harmful policies continue
In a recent op-ed for the Globe and Mail, Preston Manning theorized that support for western independence will only increase if the Liberals are re-elected April 28.
Saskatchewan the only province to see employment growth in March
Unemployment in Saskatchewan fell by half a percentage point to 4.9 per cent in March, the lowest among all provinces.
Regina police Chief Farooq Sheikh suspended after public complaint
The Regina Board of Police Commissioners has confirmed Regina Police Service Chief Farooq Sheikh has been suspended with pay after a complaint was made by a member of the public.
Teachers' federation, government of Saskatchewan sign new collective agreement
Saskatchewan teachers have been without a contract since August 2023.
U of Sask. event Zoom-bombed by racist, disturbing imagery
University officials say their investigation has so far shown there is no risk to the school's IT systems.
Saskatchewan is now carbon tax free, but some wonder about the cost
The decision is being welcomed by industry and agriculture groups, but others are criticizing the move for undermining the province's climate targets.
50 hours, no breaks: Union says change necessary for medical technologists in Saskatchewan
"If there's no technologists, there's no one there. The ER closes," said Sharlese Tubman, a medical technologist that works in Lumsden.