Sarah Mills: Does this Canada Day feel different due to 'elbows up' attitude?
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'A lot of tears, a lot of anguish' Ministers meet with victim families for MMIW pre-inquiry
Saskatoon families of missing and murdered indigenous women expressed concerns about an ongoing feeling that their lives have no value at a meeting with federal ministers Wednesday. Minister of I...
Feb 10, 2016
Sask. auditor calls investigation into land deal a priority
Saskatchewan's provincial auditor has begun her work into a controversial land sale made by the Global Transportation Hub (GTH). Appearing before the public accounts committee, Judy Ferguson called th...
Feb 10, 2016
Sask. government asking for federal help to support Syrian refugees
The Saskatchewan government says all provinces are asking the federal government for financial help to support Syrian refugees. Regina Public Schools announced on Tuesday that the division doesn't hav...
Feb 10, 2016
Bill Boyd files lawsuit against CBC over Global Transportation Hub story
Bill Boyd has filed a lawsuit against the CBC and one of its reporters. It is in regard to the recent stories about a $21 million land deal by the Global Transportation Hub of which Boyd was chair. Th...
Feb 10, 2016
Regina radiologists ask health minister to step in on dispute with health region
The model radiologists use to offer services to patients in Regina is causing some headaches as a dispute continues between doctors and the health region. Radiology Associates of Regina (RAR) is dissa...
Feb 09, 2016
NDP criticizes plan to use federal money to clean up oil well sites
The Saskatchewan NDP is arguing that money provided by Ottawa should not just help oil companies. Premier Brad Wall circulated the idea to get people who are out of work oil in the oil patch back to w...
Feb 09, 2016
Province has plan to put oil sector employees back to work
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...
Feb 08, 2016
Provincial auditor to review government land deal
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...
Feb 08, 2016
Sask. won't borrow money to avoid deficits: ministers
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...
Feb 08, 2016
Broten nominated to Saskatoon-Westview as NDP revs up campaign
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...
Feb 06, 2016
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