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Sask. government ministries sending extra front-line staff to La Loche
All kinds of government support is being offered to help the people of La Loche recover after the devastating school shooting on Friday. The Ministry of Education is working with neighbouring school d...
Jan 25, 2016
Sask. premier fires back after Montreal area mayors reject Energy East
Saskatchewan's premier is firing back at Montreal area mayors after they spoke out against the Energy East pipeline on Thursday. The Montreal Metropolitan Community represents 82 municipalities. On Th...
Jan 21, 2016
Sask. premier welcomes possible infrastructure stimulus money
Premier Brad Wall says the province has plenty of infrastructure projects ready to go if the federal government offers any amount of stimulus money to Saskatchewan and Alberta. On Monday, Bloomberg ne...
Jan 20, 2016
Advocacy group wants to make disability income increases an election issue
How much is enough to live on? It is a number that is changing as the cost of living rises, and a local advocacy group for people with disabilities is trying to make an increase to Saskatchewan Assure...
Jan 19, 2016
Saskatoon Growth Plan summit in the works
Three years since it kicked off, Saskatoon residents might get their first glimpse of the city's Growth Plan to build a city for half a million people. The city's administration wants the G...
Jan 17, 2016
Moose Jaw mom speaks out over Lord's Prayer at public school
A controversy is brewing over the Lord's Prayer which is recited each morning at Lindale elementary school in Moose jaw. One parent is not happy about it. "Honestly I was shocked. It stopped me in my ...
Jan 14, 2016
Regina Bypass construction runs 24 hours a day
Construction crews are now working through the night on the Regina Bypass east of Tower Road. Garrett Doyle is the area manager for the project. He says the milder winter weather this year has created...
Jan 13, 2016
Ice road to Wollaston Lake deemed unsafe
Residents of Wollaston Lake in northern Saskatchewan are praying for some colder temperatures. During the winter months the community relies on an ice road, but due to some warmer-than-normal temperat...
Jan 11, 2016
Former MP brings human trafficking education to Saskatoon
As the city marks its first Stop Human Trafficking in Saskatoon day, a former MP is in town to remind residents that the crime can happen to anyone at any time. Joy Smith will take the stage at the Br...
Jan 11, 2016
Sask. premier says provincial economy still comparatively strong
Saskatchewan's premier has some advice for those who are worried about the economic troubles facing the world at the beginning of a new year. Stock markets are plunging, oil prices and the dollar cont...
Jan 07, 2016
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