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'It's huge for all of us': Sask. parents happy province has plans for adult child-care home
The Saskatchewan government will help fund a new care home in Saskatoon for adult children with severe disabilities.
Regina city council passes 2025 operating budget, mill rate increase now at 7.33%
Residents are now looking at a 7.33 per cent mill rate increase, down from the 8.5 per cent initially proposed.
'We just need to be good stewards': Regina city council OKs further reductions to REAL budget
Regina city council sat for a second day of budget delibrerations on Tuesday, continuing to question the police force's budget request and proposing an additional reduction to REAL's budget.
'Let's activate our downtown': Library funding dominates opening day of Regina budget debate
In its first day of budget deliberations, Regina city council spend most of the morning debating the proposed library mill rate increase.
Hunters, advocacy groups raise concerns about hunting pregnant elk as Sask. extends season
Animal rights and Indigenous groups are calling on the Sask. government to cancel hunting licences that extend the hunting season into March. They say hunting pregnant elk is unethical and breaks cultural norms.
Sask. Health Authority warns of measles exposure in Swift Current
The SHA is advising anyone who was at the Cypress Regional Hospital between March 7 and March 10 or the E.I. Wood Building entrance on the afternoon of March 6 to monitor their symptoms for measles.
Saskatoon mayor welcomes help as province launches crisis operations centre in response to drug overdoses
The Saskatoon Fire Department reported responding to 67 overdoses and one suspicious death from March 9 to March 11.
Sask. premier warns that Chinese tariffs on canola would be ruinous
China has announced that it will impose 100 per cent retaliatory tariffs on canola in response to Canadian tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.
'It was very, very kind': Ukrainian refugees praise reception, ponder future in Saskatchewan
Ukrainian refugees in Saskatchewan praise the reception they received when they arrived in Canada, but their future is still uncertain as federal rules change.
Sask. gov to stick with U.S. booze and materials pause after Trump postpones tariffs
The Saskatchewan government says it stick with its plan to stop buying and distributing American alcohol, and remove some American contractors and materials from future capital projects, until it knows more about what products are exempt for tariffs.