Category Archives: SaskToday.ca: Provincial News

REGINA — With the China deal on canola tariffs now an issue firmly in the rear-view mirror, Premier Scott Moe was focused on other topics this week in Saskatchewan politics. On Thursday, the mai...

REGINA - Regina's fire department says a carbon monoxide leak that resulted in the death of a boy was caused by a faulty boiler. Fire chief Layne Jackson told a news conference Friday the boiler exper...

SASKATOON — Canadian Energy Metals president and CEO Christopher Hopkins said the Thor Project will represent a major shift in how alumina is produced in Canada, with environmental impacts that ...

REGINA — Saskatchewan provincial politicians on both sides of the aisle are voicing their concerns following news that the federal government is cutting funding to the Indian Head and Scott rese...

REGINA - Regina’s, and Saskatchewan’s, first female Chief of Police has officially been sworn in. Lorilee Davies was officially installed Thursday as the 17th Chief of Police of the Regina...

SASKATOON — At the University of Saskatchewan (USask), the Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation Inc. (Fedoruk Centre) is advancing diagnostics, therapies and research capacity t...

MISSISSAUGA - Taylour Stevens and her Nova Scotia teammates were the last to leave the playing area at Paramount Fine Foods Centre after a dramatic afternoon session Thursday at the Scotties Tournamen...

REGINA — With Premier Scott Moe out of the province attending a first ministers meeting, the opposition New Democrats spent Thursday trying to get traction on a number of familiar topics. O...

LE--LA-CROSSE - The Canadian government has signed a $27-million settlement agreement with abuse survivors of a boarding school in Saskatchewan that housed Mtis and First Nations children. The le--la-...

REGINA — Road construction is not usually associated with the pit of winter, but the Ministry of Highways is alerting the public to some important projects that are underway. Those are bridge co...