Tag Archives: Politics

The opening day of advance polls brought out a big increase in the number of voters casting ballots ahead of the October 19th election. Elections Canada says it estimates some 850,000 people voted on ...

A Saskatchewan autism advocacy group is disappointed with the low number of federal candidate responses to its questionnaire as it attempts to turn autism into an election issue. In September, Pa...

It's settled, Prince Albert is getting a second bridge. But what isn't settled is where, when or how. On Wednesday, the Chamber of Commerce hosted an all-day conference on the issue called, "Building ...

The Saskatchewan government has approved recommendations by SGI that the insurance provider says will better meeting the needs of customers, close gaps in coverage, keep coverage affordable and addres...

At the same time as they head to the polls for the federal election, Saskatoon taxpayers will get an early look at whether city taxes are going up and by how much.   Today as Canadians decide the...

It's been four years since Guy Lonechild was unceremoniously removed as chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN). But now, with the Legislative Assembly approaching, Lonechild is ...

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...

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...

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 ...

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...