Provincial
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Crown Land Grazing Rates Adjusted for 2023
The Government of Saskatchewan is freezing the 2023 rate charged to producers who lease Crown grazing land. Additionally, for 2023,…
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“The Decision to Close Roads Is Made When Two or More Hazardous Conditions Exist”
By Jenny Hagan As winter drags on, the weather continues to bring challenges for our emergency crews. Recently, EMS directors…
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Emergency Crews Weigh in on Driving During Storms
By Jenny HaganWinter storms are a way of life in the prairies, almost a right of passage. White knuckle driving,…
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More than 6 drinks a week puts your health at risk: New Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health
According to the new Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health, 3–6 standard drinks a week represents a moderate risk to your health.…
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SaskTel Retracts Decision to Implement Email Subscription Fee
As quickly as they announced it, Sasktel have now changed their decision to charge customers for their email addresses.The Minister…
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UPDATE: SaskTel Bringing in Email Subscription Fee
UPDATE: SaskTel retracts decision to implement subscription fee. Read about it here.With SaskTel reporting a net income of $104.4 million…
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Province Seeks Leave to Intervene Against New Vancouver Port Fees
Saskatchewan, along with Manitoba, is appearing virtually before the Federal Court today to seek leave to intervene in a judicial…
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$1 Million Invested into Swine Disease Preparedness
Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit has announced $700,000 in funding to support swine disease mitigation efforts. Sask Pork will also…
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