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Saskatchewan is now carbon tax free, but some wonder about the cost
The decision is being welcomed by industry and agriculture groups, but others are criticizing the move for undermining the province's climate targets.
50 hours, no breaks: Union says change necessary for medical technologists in Saskatchewan
"If there's no technologists, there's no one there. The ER closes," said Sharlese Tubman, a medical technologist that works in Lumsden.
Sask. NDP slam Premier Scott Moe for backing Alberta premier's controversial diplomatic efforts
Premier Scott Moe called Danielle Smith one of Canada's strongest advocates for educating Americans on how deeply integrated Canada and the U.S. economies are.
Saskatchewan government to eliminate industrial carbon tax on April 1
Premier Scott Moe announced his government will pause Saskatchewan's Output-Based Performance Standards program. The change will come into effect on April 1.
Family of man who died 13 days after moving into Saskatoon long-term care facility calls for changes
The family of Erwin Lukan says they hoped moving him into a care home would provide him with the care he needed for a urinary tract. Instead, after moving into Northern Light Care Home in Saskatoon, his health swiftly deteriorated, and he died just 13 days after being admitted.
Regina Breast Health Centre to begin accepting patients in April
Premier Scott Moe says the first patients will receive treatment at the new Breast Health Centre on April 23, 2025.
Sask. child-care workers concerned about future as $10-a-day daycare extension remains unsigned
Saskatchewan and Alberta remain the only provinces to not have signed the agreement.
Analysis
Sask. has been a sea of blue in recent federal elections. Here's why it's worth watching this time around
Three experts agree that a new Liberal leader is unlikely to affect the results in Saskatchewan, but a boundary change could make a difference in at least one riding.
Sask. Opposition's attempt to condemn Donald Trump, wear Team Canada jerseys goes sideways
The Sask. Party amended an NDP motion, confirming its stance that Canada would never be the 51st state, but removing Donald Trump's name.
Sask. budget contains no tariff contingencies in face of 'erratic and unpredictable' Trump presidency
The first Saskatchewan budget under Finance Minister Jim Reiter projects a $12.1-million surplus, but does not factor in tariffs.