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Sask. woman can keep emotional support hens, wants city to change backyard chicken rules
A Regina woman with four approved emotional support hens is continuing to lobby the city for a pilot project on backyard chickens to showcase their many benefits.
La Loche evacuee displaced by northern Sask. wildfire 'tired, overwhelmed' after arriving in Regina
La Loche resident Molly Herman says she started crying as she packed to leave her community, again, with her three young children Thursday night. The village was placed under a state of emergency on Thursday.
La Loche latest to evacuate in early start to Sask. wildfire season
High temperatures and winds are fuelling a wildfire in northern Saskatchewan, forcing the evacuation of two communities during the first week of May.
Social services concerns led requests for help from Sask. ombudsman in 2022: report
The office of Saskatchewan's ombudsman received more than 3,655 requests for assistance in 2022, with the largest number of concerns relating to Social Services and Corrections.
Sask. women are seeing record-high employment. How the numbers reflect reality
While labour force statistics show an increase in the number of women working in the province since 2019, critics say Saskatchewan's minimum wage, the lowest in the country, is making life unaffordable for women and families in low-income jobs.
'Part of my culture': Cree woman refused service at Sask. bar for traditional face tattoo
Sara Carriere-Burns says she was at the Prince Albert Brewing Company on March 25, when one of the owners refused her service because of her cultural face tattoo.
Moose Jaw, Sask., to be 1st Canadian host of World Para Ice Hockey Championship
The top eight international Para hockey teams will compete at the Moose Jaw Events Centre from May 28 to June 4. The venue will host all 20 games, including the gold-medal contest.
Sask. residents cautioned about urban coyotes after sightings in Saskatoon, Moose Jaw
The City of Moose Jaw is among the municipalities reminding people about increased coyote sightings in the spring, and the importance of the animals to the environment.
New cap will see Sask. MLA salaries increase 3% on April 1
The new maximum raise of three per cent takes effect April 1 and will see Saskatchewan MLA base salaries increase to $106,384 per year.
Regina city manager says 'logic, empathy' should be applied to snow removal policy
A Regina man living on long-term disability says a snow-removal fee from the city has been removed from his property tax, however, the area near his home remains inaccessible due to snow.