The Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association (SHCA) has reacted favourably to the 2024-25 provincial budget. “Our association is looking forward to the construction season and the opportunities presented in today’s budget,”…
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation’s preliminary analysis of the province’s education funding announcement suggests per-student funding is poised to drop even further in the national ranking, potentially landing in 10th place…
Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Donna Harpauer tabled a budget on March 20 that includes the largest-ever increase in school operating funding, the largest-ever increase in health funding and the…
The Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) will now serve as the primary organization responsible for micro-Small Modular Reactor (microreactor) development in the province. The SRC will also be the sole organization…
The annual ban on pruning elm trees in Saskatchewan begins April 1 and runs until August 31. The ban is in place to protect the province’s elm trees by helping…
Premier Scott Moe has announced that Saskatchewan’s 2024-25 Municipal Revenue Sharing (MRS) Program will set a new record at $340.2 million, an increase of approximately $42.3 million more than the…
Rural elected officials are calling on the province to adopt a common sense approach to road design standards so that more rural municipalities can qualify for funding under the Rural…
Fourteen new physicians are now practicing in rural communities across Saskatchewan after completing the Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment (SIPPA) program in December. Two of those doctors, Mozhgan Fouladivanda and…
The Water Security Agency (WSA) has issued the Spring Runoff Forecast for 2024. A near normal runoff is expected in the Saskatoon area and west toward Biggar, as well as…
A new Nurse Practitioner health clinic is scheduled to open in Martensville in mid-April, one of a series of intiatives aimed at improving access to primary health care in the…
