Murray Wood: Western separation talk borders on the absurd
Western separation isn't new, as Murray Wood reminds us. From fringe parties in the 1980s to bizarre border ideas today,...
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Harper talks economy in front of Sask. supporters, continues campaign trail in Saskatoon
Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivered a speech to supporters in Saskatoon on Tuesday. Hundreds crammed into the Nu-Fab Building Products shop area to take in the event. Saskatoon Conservative candid...
Oct 07, 2015
Harper continues campaign trail in Saskatoon
Fresh off the announcement of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Prime Minister Stephan Harper is back on the campaign trail and is expected in Saskatoon this afternoon. Harper&nbs...
Oct 06, 2015
Consumers, Sask. trade to benefit from Trans-Pacific Partnership
Twelve nations, including Canada, announced a tentative agreement Monday on the massive Trans-Pacific Partnership deal. Speaking shortly after the agreement was announced, Stephen Harper billed it as ...
Oct 05, 2015
Hundreds march in missing and murdered aboriginal women vigil's landmark anniversary
Hundreds took to Saskatoon streets Sunday to walk in support of missing and murdered aboriginal women and girls. Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of the Sisters in Spirit march and vigil. From Statio...
Oct 04, 2015
Sask. preparing for $174 million of highway work in 2016
The province is putting out next year's highway construction projects out for tender, worth about $174 million. The projects include 50 kilometres of paving, 115 kilometres of repaving, 40 kilometres ...
Oct 02, 2015
Saskatchewan's minimum wage up to $10.50
Saskatchewan's minimum wage goes up to $10.50 an hour starting Thursday. The Wall government previously made the announcement of the increase in June. The new figure is up from the former $10.20 an ho...
Oct 01, 2015
Trans-Pacific Partnership without Canada would have dire consequences: Brad Wall
Saskatchewan's government is all for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, according to the premier, who say if Canada isn't involved, the consequences could be dire. In a statement release Wednesday, Brad W...
Sep 30, 2015
New Moose Jaw Hospital nearly ready for patients
After two and a half years of construction, Moose Jaw's bright and shiny new hospital is almost ready for move-in day on Oct. 19. Kyle Matthies is the vice president of corporate strategy and communic...
Sep 29, 2015
Council vote makes community support officers permanent
Saskatoon City Council heard a different perspective on the Community Support Officers (CSOs) during its Monday meeting. The CSOs have operated in the Downtown, Broadway and Riversdale Business Improv...
Sep 28, 2015
City council looking for alternatives to road closure for Regina's Eastgate Drive
Rather than proceed with a road closure, city council will discuss other options with business owners along Eastgate Drive in east Regina and come back with a solution in October. Hours of debate and ...
Sep 28, 2015
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Sarah Mills: Alberta's book bans hinge on what's 'explicit'
Alberta is banning certain books in school libraries sticking to those deemed age-appropriate. But as Sarah Mills explor...
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The Evan Bray Show - Friday, July 18
Evan checks in with Premier Scott Moe. Then it's open phones, Bugs 'n Hugs, Eatin' Time, and Green & White Progs. We...
