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Canadians have 'generational opportunity,' Sask. Premier Moe says after first ministers' meeting
Priorities at the meeting included infrastructure projects, removing tariffs on agricultural products.
Regina, Moose Jaw asking residents to conserve water due to issue at treatment plant
The unspecified issue is the result of upgrades being carried out at the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant.
Sask. Opposition trumpets report criticizing social assistance programs
Social Services Minister Terry Jenson defended the program, pointing to an increase of two per cent in the latest budget.
'Full-blown crisis': Travel from Saskatchewan to U.S. has plummeted after Donald Trump's election
In April, just over 27,000 travellers entered the United States at the 12 ports of entry that border Saskatchewan.
Teen arrested, charged in fatal hit and run near Prince Albert: RCMP
Police say the dead man has now been identified. He is not a Canadian citizen and efforts are underway to notify his next of kin.
Saskatoon woman looking for 'justice' after dog attack leaves Pomeranian dead
A dog attack in Saskatoon's Haultain neighbourhood left one woman injured and a small dog dead.
Crown requests 12-month sentence for Regina chiropractor convicted of sexually assaulting patient
A jury found the chiropractor guilty on one count of sexual assault and not guilty on five counts, with one other count declared a mistrial.
Sask. Legislature grapples with western separatism, tariffs in spring sitting
Saskatchewan's spring sitting opened on March 19, with Finance Minister Jim Reiter tabling the government's annual budget that day.
Scott Moe releases list of 10 changes Ottawa 'must make' to reset relationship with Sask.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has published a letter he sent to Prime Minister Mark Carney outlining 10 policy changes he says the federal government "must make" in order to reset the relationship between Ottawa and the province.
Sask. firefighters say risks of burning derelict buildings for training outweigh benefits
Firefighters say live fire training can pose a health risk and is carried out only under strict conditions.