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Saskatchewan government back to work May 17
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...
Apr 20, 2016
Results from Sask. election finalized, government soon back to work
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, hospita...
Apr 17, 2016
Expect Saskatchewan's budget to be out on June 1
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 ...
Apr 15, 2016
Trent Wotherspoon named interim leader of official opposition
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....
Apr 15, 2016
Wotherspoon not rushing to decision about Sask. NDP leadership
No sooner had Cam Broten made a decision about his future, the question began about who would replace him. The NDP suffered a crushing defeat in the provincial election with the party's leader losing ...
Apr 12, 2016
Cam Broten resigns as leader of Sask NDP
Cam Broten announced he is stepping down as leader of the Saskatchewan New Democrat Party. Standing with his wife Ruth, Broten made the announcement Monday in his Saskatoon neighbourhood playground, a...
Apr 11, 2016
Regina NDP MP says party is optimistic after convention
The federal NDP's leader was put on notice on Sunday, with the delegation at the party's convention voting for a new leadership race - and Regina-Lewvan M.P., Erin Weir, had a front seat for the whole...
Apr 10, 2016
1st year of photo radar: speed down, but are we safer?
One full year's worth of stats are out regarding photo radar in Saskatchewan and the picture they paint about whether the pilot project becomes permanent isn't much clearer. Minister responsible for S...
Apr 08, 2016
U of S president hopes school recognized in provincial budget
With the re-elected Sask. Party government expected to deliver a budget in coming weeks, the president of the University of Saskatchewan is highlighting the school's contributions to the provincial ec...
Apr 08, 2016
Ministry: upgrade to Pinkie Road interchange part of original plan
Drivers can ready for another traffic inconvenience at the Pinkie Road interchange just two years after it was built. The interchange needs to be upgraded to connect with what will eventually be the s...
Apr 08, 2016
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