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'Bare minimum': Sask. Opposition slams province's plan for short spring sitting in face of U.S. tariffs
It will be one of the rare times in the province's recent history — the other being 2021 due to the COVID pandemic — that the government will not face two weeks of questions before presenting a budget.
RCMP lay charges against 2 men in connection with Big River First Nation stabbings
The stabbings on Big River First Nation, located approximately 100 kilometres northwest of Prince Albert, were first reported on Saturday.
'Work-related incident' puts operations at Evraz facility in Regina on hold
A "work-related incident" at Wheat City Metals Recycling has halted operations at the Evraz facility in Regina and sent one of its employees to hospital, the company said Tuesday.
Record-breaking cold in Sask. has been far from February norms: climatologist
The good news is the cold temperatures Saskatchewan has been experiencing through February are almost over.
Mayor Chad Bachynski uses 1st state of the city address to pitch Regina to people in larger cities
Economic Development Regina is also launching The Regina 25, a program meant to highlight 25 people laying the foundation for the city's future.
Regina council lays path towards potentially restructuring REAL, giving it a 'fresh start'
Regina Exhibition Association Limited or REAL has faced criticism from councillors and the public. The troubled municipal corporation is asking for nearly $13 million as part of latest city budget in order to continue operating.
Sask. industries prepare for pain of U.S. steel, aluminum tariffs
Industry members and economists say the looming tariffs could be a chance to develop Canada's domestic market and expand exports beyond the United States.
Effects of 25% steel, aluminum tariff unclear in Saskatchewan
Evraz, which operates an iron plant in Regina, has yet to comment on the potential effects of a 25 per cent tariff on steel and aluminum imports.
Premier Scott Moe to travel to D.C., Mexico and 'beyond' to make case for Sask. trade
Premier Scott Moe will travel to Washington, D.C., as part of a joint-mission by Canadian premiers and the Council of the Federation.
Regina's executive committee votes to send proposed property tax increases through to budget debates
The proposed increase in funding is meant to make up for years of low mill rate increases and help expand operations while maintaining service levels.