Saskatchewan
Man dies after truck rolls on Highway 11 near Regina
While the winter storm that has lingered above southern Saskatchewan is moving on Wednesday, there could still be some challenges for drivers, police and tow-truck operators in some areas with the snow...
Road conditions
Travel is not recommended in many areas of Saskatchewan on Tuesday due to reduced visibility, icy roads and drifting and swirling snow.
HSAS
A contract proposal tabled by the Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan (HSAS) on Tuesday is a "drastic" departure from previous discussions, the union says.
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Ralph Goodale says Tories don't have a fiscal plan to deal with deficit
The Tories’ latest budget promises ‘’trivial’’ tax cuts for Canadians, but massive spending on “the jets, the jails and the corporate tax cuts,’’ Deputy Liberal Leader Ralph Goodale charged Tuesday.
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City of Regina's corporate emissions highest in 2009
The City of Regina's corporate greenhouse gas emissions were higher in 2009 than in any year since 1990, when the city first started tracking them.
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Budget goal is to save Sask. residents a few more loonies
Finance Minister Ken Krawetz says he'll tuck a Saskatchewan Roughriders loonie in his suit pocket as he delivers a stay-the-course budget expected to include some tax relief and a reduction of the provincial debt.
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SaskGaming penalized almost $150K after audit
SaskGaming has been penalized nearly $150,000 for nine violations under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act.
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Premier Brad Wall welcomes federal budget despite possible spring election
Premier Brad Wall says he likes what he sees in the federal budget and is disappointed that a lack of support for the document among federal opposition parties sets the stage for a potential spring election.
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Sask. government appoints administrator for Carlton Trail college
Advanced Education Minister Rob Norris has appointed an administrator to oversee Carlton Trail Regional College after dissolving the college’s board Tuesday.
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Report Impaired Driving programs expands to Moose Jaw
Residents of Moose Jaw have increased opportunities to help get "RID" of drunk drivers.
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Former Leader-Post reporter a pioneer and a visionary
Olive Dickason knew what it meant to start over-she did it several times, always with success.
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Luncheons with Sask. Party officials for Enterprise Club members cancelled
The Saskatchewan Party has cancelled some of the perks that come with its $1,000 “Enterprise Club” memberships after concerns were raised about buying access to the government.
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Surgical wait times improve in Saskatchewan
While Saskatchewan remains near the bottom of the pack in terms of surgical wait times across Canada, it's the only province to show improvements in all the areas considered to be top priority, a report released Monday shows.
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Alleged e-mails suggest Rob Norris' office knew of concerns surrounding college merger
Advanced Education Minister Rob Norris must resign, the NDP said Monday after bringing forward new documents that appear to show his office was notified of potential ethical concerns around the administration of two Humboldt-area colleges even before they formally applied to amalgamate last year.
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Prairie Valley School Division buses cancelled on Tuesday
All Prairie Valley School Division buses have been cancelled for Tuesday.
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Four Regina Catholic high schools to raise a classroom in Haiti
Regina's Catholic high schools are banding together to raise a classroom in Haiti.
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No additional privileges with $1,000 Sask. Party membership: Premier Brad Wall
People who pay $1,000 for a special annual membership in the Saskatchewan Party aren't buying influence with the government, Premier Brad Wall says.
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RCMP advise against travel on Saskatchewan highways
The RCMP are recommending that Saskatchewan motorists postpone travel until the weather improves in the province.
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