Category Archives: SaskToday.ca: Provincial News

HUMBOLDT — A new technical training centre in Humboldt is being positioned as a key response to Saskatchewan’s growing demand for skilled labour, backed by a multi-million-dollar partnersh...

REGINA — The province has officially brought in an amendment to the Saskatchewan Building Code that will require carbon monoxide alarms in all suites in multi-unit residential buildings. At an a...

REGINA — This May, Saskatchewan recognizes the leadership of about 2,500, grade five to eight students during CAA School Safety Patrol Month, as proclaimed by the Ministry of Education...

NORTH — Flooding across Saskatchewan continues to affect transportation and communities as of May 5, with multiple highway closures and updated guidance from Saskatchewan Highways and the Water ...

REGINA — The provincial government is officially launching its survey of Saskatchewan residents on a potential social media ban for those under age 16. Premier Scott Moe and Minister of Men...

REGINA — Online training is now available for producers planning to participate in Saskatchewan's Strychnine Stewardship Program. The training is a required step for producers in e...

REGINA — The government’s Compassionate Intervention Act legislation is set to pass third reading Tuesday, but without a host of NDP amendments proposed in committee. The NDP put forward 1...

REGINA - Saskatchewan is bolstering rules on carbon monoxide monitoring after an 11-year-old Regina boy was killed by the colourless, odourless gas. Eric Schmalz, the government relations minister, sa...

REGINA — Province's off-reserve Indigenous workforce reaches a record high of 67,300 in 2025. The Government of Saskatchewan said it was pleased to mark May 4 as Indigenous Economi...

REGINA - The Saskatchewan government is launching a postcard survey to determine next steps on a possible social media ban for children. Premier Scott Moe says his government wants to hear directly fr...