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Emmanuel Health has been selected to design, build, maintain and operate a new 135-bed long-term care home in Estevan, replacing the Estevan Regional Nursing Home and nearly doubling long-term care ca
Saskatchewan is putting about $423,000 into three specialized Weyburn Police Service positions through the Municipal Police Grants program, funding two traffic-safety officers and one organized-crime
Greenall High School in Balgonie begins a major renovation, part of the province's roughly $2.9 billion school infrastructure investment since 2008. Education Minister Everett Hindley and SaskBuilds M
Constable Sheldon Kowalchuk, a 7-year Regina Police Service officer, is charged with Breach of Trust [CC 122] and Unauthorized Possession of a Firearm [CC 91(1)] after an internal investigation into a
RCMP charged a 47-year-old Moose Jaw man after a Highway 16 stop turned up 10 cases of illegal cigarettes, about 100,000 in all. He faces charges under the Criminal Code, the Excise Act and the Tobacc
28-year-old Gavin Burnouf of Meadow Lake is charged with one count of arson under Section 434 of the Criminal Code after the October 1 fire that destroyed All Saints Orthodox Church, a 68-year-old par
Saskatchewan's economy set a record in 2025, with real GDP of $84.5 billion and growth of 3.1 per cent, ahead of the national pace, led by gains in agriculture and construction.
Saskatchewan introduced legislation to regulate non-lawyer agents who appear in courts and tribunals, and to strengthen the Law Society of Saskatchewan's oversight of how legal services are provided.
Innovation Saskatchewan and the Ministry of Environment chose Saskatoon biotech PathoScan as winner of the Aquatic Invasive Species Innovation Challenge. It will adapt its PathoBox rapid diagnostics p
RCMP say a 22-year-old Pelican Narrows man died after firing at two teenage youths, and the youth who fired back was released without charges.
Regina police say an 18-year-old from Surrey faces four charges, including three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, after officers seized fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine and $24,1
CIC's 2025-26 payee report shows $2.1 billion in Crown procurement, $1.5 billion to Saskatchewan suppliers including $152 million to Indigenous suppliers, and $68 million in dividends to the province.
