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Regina city council fires city manager Niki Anderson, approves budget increase for indoor aquatic facility
Mayor Chad Bachynski repeatedly said council had decided to go in a "new direction" in voting 10-1 to approve the firing of city manager Niki Anderson without cause.
Sask. judge stays immigration fraud convictions after 'systemic collapse' during border agency investigation
Gurpreet Singh was found guilty of 10 charges, all of which were related to his preparation of false letters of employment. Those charges have now been stayed because a CBSA agent working on Singh's case was accused of intimidating witnesses, then allowed to investigate and clear himself.
Sask. NDP call for ombudsman investigation into complaint against Marshals employee
The official Opposition is calling for the province's ombudsman to look into the Saskatchewan Marshals Service and the resignation of one of its employees, following a Public Complaints Commission investigation.
Canadian Armed Forces firefighting crews to arrive in Sask. by Saturday
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency confirmed approximately 1.8 million hectares of land has burned so far this year to date.
Saskatchewan Marshals employee investigated after complaint is no longer with police force
Details on the nature of the complaint were not released in April and not provided on Thursday.
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Regina committee approves $40M increase to budget for new aquatic facility
Regina's elected officials have voted in favour of a larger budget for the city's new aquatic facility.
Saskatchewan volunteer firefighter who set 30 fires in a month sentenced for arson
A former volunteer firefighter who pleaded guilty to setting hay bales on fire in western Saskatchewan last summer has been sentenced to probation and community service.
Sask.'s new privacy commissioner on her office's role in an era of AI
Grace Hession David said artificial intelligence is among her top concerns.
Don't drop your guard, Saskatchewan. Alberta's soaring measles rates serve as 'early warning,' say experts
Between 2015 and 2024 there were a total of two measles cases recorded in Saskatchewan. So far this year, there have been 60 cases reported.
In-custody death prompts calls to change relationship between RCMP, Indigenous people
The family of Gerald Straightnose, who died in Saskatchewan RCMP custody in June, and the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations are demanding answers and changes to how Indigenous people are held by police following the in-custody death.