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Sask. health-care workers call for action, higher wages at legislature
On Wednesday, hundreds of CUPE 5430 health care workers, families, friends, and other supporters converged on the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina to demand fair wages and respect for the vital work they do.
Community fundraising for Sask. paramedics struck by a car while vacationing in Las Vegas
Financial support is pouring in online for two best friends and paramedics from Prince Albert, Sask., who were injured in a collision while crossing the street in Las Vegas.
Retiring Sask. privacy commissioner's advice on protecting your information in a digital world
Saskatchewan's information and privacy commissioner Ron Kruzeniski is retiring after more than a decade in the role. Kruzeniski, regarded as one of the most well known independent officers of the Saskatchewan legislature, shared some advice for keeping safe online.
Weyburn senior evicted from long-term care home
Fred Sandeski, 71, was evicted from his long term care home in Weyburn on Wednesday. He was assessed twice, with the province ultimately saying he does not fit the care requirements.
Fire ban in effect for RM of Vanscoy after grass fire
The Saskatchewan Rural Municipality of Vanscoy has enacted a complete fire ban. The ban went into effect early Tuesday morning.
Here's what Saskatchewanians can expect at the pumps without the carbon tax levy
Yesterday marked the beginning of the consumer carbon tax pause nationwide. But people in Saskatchewan claim they haven't seen prices drop as much as they'd like.
Moose Jaw embraces visitors, economic boost that come with world curling championship
Moose Jaw, Sask., is making it's mark on the global sports stage this week as the host of the BKT World Men's Curling Championship.
Sask. to start charging PST on vaping products
The Saskatchewan government is removing a provincial sales tax exemption on vapour products sold in the province.
Sask. government says ungraded eggs can now be sold at farmers' markets
Days after announcing food safety amendments that would have seen stopped the sale of farm fresh eggs at farmers' markets, the Saskatchewan government has changed its plan.
North Battleford announces increased patrols for downtown
The City of North Battleford has announced an increased patrol plan for its downtown core. RCMP members, community safety officers and social agencies will be involved.