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Saskatchewan to tax U.S. booze, but premier says potash and oil are off the table

Premier Scott Moe and members of his cabinet are expected to speak with the media 1 p.m. on Wednesday in Prince Albert.

Saskatchewan’s provincial deficit persists despite higher oil revenue

The provincial government released its first quarter financial update with a deficit at $825 million, slightly worse than the $819 million projected when the budget was released.

Saskatchewan prepares for involuntary addictions treatment as questions remain

The province is still working to bring the pieces together that will take the compassionate interventon act from a law on the books to a system practiced in Saskatchewan.

Locals ‘denied a say’ in Saskatchewan AI data centres; NDP calls for moratorium

Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP is calling for a moratorium in the construction of AI data centres, days after Premier Scott Moe and Prime Minster Mark Carney's announcement.

Saskatchewan’s Premier Moe announces 50% retaliatory tax on U.S. booze amid trade war

PRINCE ALBERT — As Canada's trade war with the United States escalates, Saskatchewan is hitting back with a reciprocal tax on American alcohol.

AI data centre speculation in Corman Park sparks questions

The questions come as the NDP identifies an industrial property marketed in Corman Park. The listing is described as having all the amenities for a large-scale data centre.

Eagle Plains Increases Saskatchewan Royalty Portfolio

Saskatchewan sees another overpass strike near Borden Bridge

A new month, a new overpass strike in Saskatchewan. This time, just West of Saskatoon near the Borden Bridge where a semi was hauling agriculture equipment.

Saskatchewan harvest faces higher costs and delays

Saskatchewan farmers are finally getting more of their crop off the field, but they are doing it with higher costs and less time.

Saskatchewan housing supply improves, but remains 40 per cent below average

Buyers have more options heading into fall, but the latest figures show Saskatchewan's housing shortage is far from over. The post Saskatchewan housing supply improves, but remains...

Saskatchewan earmarks 550 tickets to permanent residence track in September intake for employers in retail, trucking, ac...

September 14–15 will be the last chance this year for Saskatchewan employers in capped sectors to support their workers for provincial immigration. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nomin...

Sask. celebrates Culture Days for 16th year

The province is celebrating Culture Days across 45 hubs, featuring free events such as workshops, open mics, and shows. The event has been celebrated in Saskatchewan since 2010.

Saskatchewan tax on American liquor kicks in for retailers amid trade standoff

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced last month his province would implement the 50 per cent fee on American alcohol on the same day Canada's reciprocal tariffs take effect.

Bell AI data centre in Sask. expanding, set to bring in over $50B in investment

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe made the announcement alongside Prime Minister Mark Carney at Canada's first-ever national investment summit in Toronto.

SRCA strengthens Saskatchewan roofing and communities

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Saskatchewan Income Support recipient prepares complaint to ombudsman

A Saskatchewan woman is telling her story of losing her home while on Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS), and despite recent upgrades to the program, she says it still isn't enough.

Sask. had wildfire report months before release: Opposition

Saskatchewan's NDP say emails received through a freedom of information request paint a different timeline on the province's independent review into its 2025 wildfire response.

Saskatchewan marks up SLGA sales of U.S. liquor

Some say liquor stores, bars and restaurants buying American booze at the raised rate will not be the only ones claiming the extra cost.

Regina City Council debates concerns and involvement in Bell’s AI Data Centre expansion

A motion requesting more information on Bell's AI Data Centre's impacts on Regina residents sparked lengthy discussions from residents, experts and the President of Bell AI Fabric.

Wolf attack in northern Saskatchewan injures contractor

A person suffered non-life-threatening injuries after being attacked by a wolf in northern Saskatchewan earlier this week, the province's community safety ministry has confirmed.

‘Aggressive protestors’ force Saskatoon to halt encampment clean-up, city says

The City of Saskatoon said it is pausing its encampment cleanup efforts at the sites at 19th Street and Avenue K, due to protests that it said are acting aggressively.

Rare Thoracosaurus Fossil Unearthed

Parks Canada and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum hosted their annual Fossil Fever in August in Grasslands National Park, a dig that includes paleontologists and the public. This year...

Saskatoon Tribal Council inks $269M federal contract for child and family services

A group representing seven Saskatoon-area First Nations has entered a regional agreement with Ottawa to reform the child and family care system and keep kids in their family home.

Work at McIlvenna Bay mine ‘monumental’ for Saskatchewan, federal energy minister says

Copper concentrate was produced for the first time in over 20 years in Saskatchewan at its McIlvenna Bay mine, the federal energy and natural resource minister said.