Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan government is changing course a day after more than a dozen Saskatchewan chiefs turned to the media with concerns about a policy that clawed back social assistance benefits from First Nations people receiving funds through Treaty settlements.

Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is criticizing the provincial government for "unbearably long wait times" women face to get breast cancer screening in the province.

Saskatchewan's ruling party removed a sitting MLA from caucus Friday, following a prostitution-related charge.

In response to a CTV News inquiry, Regina Police Service said Domotor was one of 16 people arrested in a vice unit investigation earlier this week focused on "combatting sexual exploitation and human trafficking."

High school students in Saskatchewan will now be required to learn about the Holocaust as a result of graduation requirement changes in the province.

A new machine is available in Saskatchewan with the intent of improving cancer patient lives.

Minister of Crown Investments Corporation Dustin Duncan says the province would have to spend $40 billion from now until 2035 to meet the Ottawa's net-zero plan.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority released an action plan Tuesday aimed at dealing with crowding in Saskatoon’s hospitals.

Statistics Canada released new data that shows what food insecurity looks like in Canada, where Saskatchewan places sixth among provinces with the highest food insecurity rate.

Dozens of Sask. teachers have signed a petition against the province’s law which requires parental consent when a student wishes to go by a different name or pronoun in school.

The Government of Saskatchewan is yet again facing calls to suspend the provincial gas tax. The official opposition says the move would save drivers 15 cents per litre.

SaskTel is accepting old cell phones to help those who are fleeing domestic violence.

Multiple players at a youth hockey tournament in Saskatchewan experienced serious symptoms due to an undetected carbon monoxide leak over the weekend.

With no sign of further exemptions to the federal carbon tax, heat pumps have made their way into the energy conversation. But are they a viable heating source for cold Prairie winters?

The Saskatchewan government is defending its decision to spend $765,000 on a pavilion space at the Conference of the Parties (COP28) later this month in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

I heard it was slowly being gutted by the provincial government.

Please do not let this happen as you guys have the cheapest plans in the country and are a shinning beacon in the expensive phone bill landscape.

Having crown corporations in the market increases choice because their objectives are not solely profit based.

I wish BC was smart as you guys were here in but alas they sold it off.

Shania Twain's manager says members of her production crew were brought to hospital after their crew bus rolled in southeastern Saskatchewan on Wednesday morning.

A longtime Saskatchewan radio host is stepping away from the microphone after 25 years. John Gormley announced Wednesday that his last day on air will be Nov. 24.

Saskatchewan's small claims court monetary limit has been increased to $50,000.

Tami Fehr said patients were flooded throughout the hallways of RUH and tucked into storage rooms on recliners and stretchers without access to call bells and oxygen hookups.

NexGen Energy said Thursday that its proposed uranium mine and mill to be built on the Athabasca Basin north of La Loche known as “Rook I” was granted full approval after an environmental assessment carried out by provincial officials.

In a joint announcement Friday, the provincial and federal governments revealed that they are adding 2,349 new regulated childcare centre spaces across Saskatchewan as well as $1.7 million to youth mental health resources.

The government is telling the province's doctors it has no plans to fund supervised safe consumption sites.

Saskatchewan Corrections Minister Paul Merriman said the Warrant Intelligence Team will allow the province to track prolific violent offenders in the province and suspend benefits.

The province is giving one-time funding of $20 million to family physicians as a stopgap measure before Saskatchewan moves to a new payment model based on blended capitation.

After withstanding the once in a lifetime pummeling of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada's restaurant industry is still in dire straits and many businesses are in danger of going under.