Construction activity rebounds across region
The overall value of construction projects in Corman Park, Warman and Martensville for the first nine months of 2021 is up over last year. “It’s been a busy year so…
Early Childhood Educators get wage hike
The Government Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan have announced an investment of $9.6 million to fund a wage increase of up to $3 per hour for qualified Early Childhood…
Province honours public service veterans in annual Service of Remembrance
Premier Scott Moe joined dignitaries, Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans and public servants for the annual Service of Remembrance for the Public Service on Wednesday morning, November 3, paying tribute…
Reconciliation conference focuses on youth, economy and education
A three-day conference November 7-10 organized by the Prairie Rivers Reconciliation Committee (PRRC) will be highlighting future directions for Indigenous youth, education and economic development. The conference is free and…
Métis youth vote this week in provincial youth council elections
Voting in the first, province-wide, Provincial Métis Youth Council (PMYC) presidential election for Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) takes place this week across Saskatchewan. There are 5,200 young Métis citizens, between the…
Province, Office of Treaty Commissioner partner on treaty boundary signage
The Government of Saskatchewan is supporting the Office of the Treaty Commissioner’s application for official treaty boundary signage in the province. “The Government of Saskatchewan is proud to work in…
Oil and gas projects to reduce flaring of methane
The provincial government of Saskatchewan announced on November 2 that two new oil and gas processing projects, undertaken by Steel Reef, have been approved under the provincial Oil and Gas…
Young pilot paid ultimate price in tragic crash
Twenty-year-old Alan Scott Light of Battleford was just one week away from earning his wings at the RCAF Flight Training School in Saskatoon on June 5, 1942. Ranked as one…
Official status extended to online posting of Sask Gazette
The provincial government is introducing legislative changes that will establish the online version of The Saskatchewan Gazette as an official record. The proposed amendments to The Queen’s Printer’s Act, 1996,…
Warman schedules hybrid Remembrance Day service for Nov 11
The City of Warman’s Remembrance Day service at the Legends Centre on Thursday, November 11 will be limited to 200 people, including speakers, colour party and invited guests. The general…