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Saskatchewan has lowest provincial unemployment rate: StatsCan
Saskatchewan has the lowest unemployment rate of any province in Canada, according to numbers released Friday by Statistics Canada. In September, Saskatchewan's unemployment rate was 4.1 per cent, dow...
Oct 07, 2022
Moe teases white paper and legislation on provincial-federal jurisdiction
On Friday morning, Saskatchewan's premier teased an announcement coming after the long weekend about federal and provincial jurisdiction. Speaking on Gormley, Scott Moe said a white paper will be rele...
Oct 07, 2022
Saskatchewan gov’t centralizing online learning program
Saskatchewan is rolling out a new model for online learning. Starting in the 2023-24 school year, any students in kindergarten through Grade 12 will have access to a central online learning provider. ...
Oct 07, 2022
Saskatoon shelter transition underway: Social services ministry
As shelter beds are moved away from Lighthouse Supported Living to other locations in Saskatoon, the Ministry of Social Services is working to ensure the number of spaces doesn't drop. According to th...
Oct 07, 2022
Employee fired after Horizon School Division loses more than $4,600
The Horizon School Division has fired an employee after more than $4,600 went missing in March of this year. On Friday, the Ministry of Education reported one loss of public money in the fourth quarte...
Oct 07, 2022
Charges pending after police tactical unit ends apartment standoff
A standoff at a Pendygrasse Road apartment complex is over, and charges are pending against the knife-wielding man allegedly responsible. According to police, a 54-year-old man barricaded himself insi...
Oct 07, 2022 (650 CKOM file photo)
Bison calf born on National Truth and Reconciliation Day
Leadership at Wanuskewin Heritage Park is calling the birth of a bison calf on Sept. 30, National Truth and Reconciliation Day, a miracle. "It's incredible to think of the significance of this bison c...
Oct 07, 2022 A bison calf was born Sept. 30, National Truth and Reconciliation Day, in Wanuskewin Heritage Park. (Facebook)
Estevan Police Service needed change in workplace culture: Inquiry
The Saskatchewan Police Commission has completed its inquiry into the Estevan Police Service (EPS) and found an organization that lacked "a respectful and professional workplace culture." The inquiry ...
Oct 06, 2022
Six people accused in Gallagher case appear in court
Six people arrested in connection with the disappearance of Megan Gallagher appeared in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Thursday. Robert Thomas, John Sanderson, Thomas Sutherland, Roderick Sutherland, C...
Oct 06, 2022 Megan Gallagher. (Facebook)
Feds, province invest in 28 infrastructure projects in Sask.
A project at Regina’s YWCA is among the 28 infrastructure projects getting funding from the federal and provincial governments. The YWCA Regina is building a healing space and ceremony lodge as ...
Oct 06, 2022
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