Tag Archives: Politics

Saskatchewan has a proposal to get oil patch workers back on the job, cleaning up abandoned wells. Premier Brad Wall said it would help stimulate employment in the oil-and-gas sector and accelerate en...

Saskatchewan's provincial auditor will be investigating a land deal made by the Global Transportation Hub (GTH). Premier Brad Wall made the order-in-council on Monday, providing the specific details t...

To help stimulate Saskatchewan's bruised economy, couldn't the province just borrow more money? And if so, what's the limit? Those were some of the questions on the minds of delegates last week during...

As Saskatchewan prepares to head to the polls on April 4, the provincial NDP are gearing up for the campaign. In a room of party faithful and fellow candidates from across the province, opposition lea...

Saskatchewan's premier says he has no problem with the provincial auditor taking a closer look into a land deal west of Regina at the Global Transportation Hub (GTH). Questions surfaced after a deal w...

Mayors across Canada who make up the Big City Mayors' Caucus will sit down and meet with the prime minister Friday morning in Ottawa. Mayors for Saskatoon and Regina, Don Atchison and Michael Fougere ...

The current landscape in the oil market is continuing to take a big bite out of the revenues Saskatchewan collects, including land sales. Money raised from land sales of petroleum and natural gas righ...

Saskatchewan's health minister is promising to move quickly on two out of nine recommendations outlined in a report on providing better clinical care for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients and improving...

The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) and Progressive Conservative (PC) Party are calling for an investigation into a government deal. Last year, the province had the Global Transportation Hub (...

While the government of Saskatchewan will consider a province-wide ban on vaping in public places, it doesn't appear it will be enacted, anytime soon, if at all. A resolution regarding the use of e-ci...