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Final City of Regina pension plan changes voted in unanimously
The saga over the City of Regina employees' pension plan is over after the final changes were unanimously approved by City Council Monday night. The plan has been a problem for years, with workers wan...
Oct 26, 2015
SaskPower pays out $12M to Cenovus for not providing captured carbon dioxide
The Saskatchewan government has had to pay out about $12 million to an energy company for failing to deliver enough carbon dioxide from its carbon capture facility and the amount might go up. SaskPowe...
Oct 26, 2015
Outgoing U of S president reflects on school's progress
The outgoing leader of the University of Saskatchewan is reflecting on his time in office as the school prepares to welcome its 11th president on Saturday. Acting President Gordon Barnhart said the tr...
Oct 23, 2015
Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region cuts surgical budget by $8 million
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Cam Broten is asking the government to explain cuts to full time staffing levels and surgeries in the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region. "We see an $8 million cut to surgeries, I...
Oct 22, 2015
Residents bring forward challenges at Ross Payant Home in Assiniboia
Some seniors at a care home in Assiniboia are speaking out about their quality of life being negatively affected by patients suffering from dementia. Continuing to push for improved seniors care acros...
Oct 22, 2015
NDP blasts maintenance costs of Sask. P3 projects
Public-private partnerships are once again drumming up fierce critique from Saskatchewan's NDP. While the party has been vocal in the past about its concerns with P3 projects, new concerns were raised...
Oct 21, 2015
Sask. premier heading to Paris for climate change summit in December
Saskatchewan's premier will soon head to the land of baguettes, cheese and the Eiffel Tower. Brad Wall is going to Paris, France in early December for the International Climate Change Summit. There, h...
Oct 21, 2015
Regina public schools budget not keeping up with growth
There are 485 more students in public elementary schools in Regina compared to last year, but the division will have to make do with funding based on enrolment numbers for last year. Mike Walter is th...
Oct 21, 2015
Sask. government approves, pushes back decreased SaskEnergy rates
SaskEnergy rates are going down, but the government has opted to push back the decrease to help the provider pay off a debt left over from the cold winter of 2013-14. The government of Saskatchewan ap...
Oct 21, 2015
New Sask. teachers regulatory board in place
As of Wednesday, Saskatchewan's teachers can now police themselves. A new board, the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board, has taken over certification, registration, and discipline of ...
Oct 21, 2015
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