Politics
Public Service Veterans Honoured with Service of Remembrance Paid Members Public
Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Donna Harpauer joined dignitaries, Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans, and public servants for the annual Service of Remembrance for the Public Service, paying tribute to those who have served and those who gave their lives in times of war.
30th general election commences in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Premier Scott Moe today requested that Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty dissolve the Legislative Assembly and issue a proclamation directing the issuance of the Writs of Election commencing Saskatchewan's 30th General Election
News Briefs - Sept 30 2024 Paid Members Public
Sask delays energy standards, commits to reconciliation, enhances maternal mental health support, promotes firearms safety, reports record exports to Latin America, provides free menstrual products for students, plans to open City Hospital ER, invests in highways, and rejects federal emissions cap
Op-Ed - RM of McKillop No. 220 Silences Ratepayers Paid Members Public
Council has been suspected of trying to silence ratepayers for some time now, but this year certainly has proved that this suspicion may be correct.
Beck kicks off campaign with No Tax Hike Guarantee Paid Members Public
Gas tax relief, freezing small business tax
A Modern Voting System, Built on Service, Integrity and Innovation Paid Members Public
Elections are the cornerstone of democracy. They give citizens an equal voice in choosing their government. This October, the people of Saskatchewan will get their chance to make that choice.
Jordan Wiens to be Sask NDP Candidate in Dakota-Arm River Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan NDP has named Jordan Wiens as candidate in Dakota-Arm River for the next provincial election. Wiens was nominated by local Saskatchewan New Democrat members earlier today.
Provincial News Briefs - June 10 2024 Paid Members Public
Federal AI, SGI unsafe vehicles, Added Jobs, More nurse positions, highschool courses, New Coroner, New Judges, affordable housing
Problems we know exist Paid Members Public
Monday, (April 22) was Earth Day. Sadly, I suspect very few were aware, and fewer still gave the significance of the day much serious thought.
News in brief - April 22 2025 Paid Members Public
Ticks, Construction investment, saskgaming and unions, Gov. General visiting, Vet investments, COVID eligible, new radio ownership, housing surge, carbon tax
News in Brief - March 18, 2024 Paid Members Public
Farmland value, runoff forecast, bear spray, rural doctors, bridges culverts, rare earth, pruning Ban, modular reactors, home code
Sour Grapes Paid Members Public
Don Cherry recently celebrated his 90th birthday. Ron Maclean even bought him a card, I assume he must have found it under a bus somewhere, seeing as that was where Maclean so callously tossed Cherry after Rogers fired the iconic master of Coaches Corner.
PC Leader Buscholl Calls for Official Inquiry into Regina Bypass Project Paid Members Public
Saskatoon, SK–Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan Leader Rose Buscholl is calling for an official judicial inquiry and forensic audit of the Regina Bypass Project, the largest public works project in the history of the province of Saskatchewan.
RM of McKillop Council meeting highlights Paid Members Public
Contract awarded, 13K Snowblade, Hamlets’ budget, donation policy, RDARM, Gravel extraction bylaw, SK Lotto grant money, Sun Dale water, Street lights Uhl’s Bay, and more
RM of McKillop Council Meeting Dec 12, 2023 Paid Members Public
Reports, Fox’s Point, Bulk Oil, Gravel, Lakeshore zoning, equipment, SGI Grants, Hamlet Policy, Solid waste strategy, Strasbourg Library, RM Survey
Rowan’s Ravine and Island View pull out of Strasbourg fire contract in favour of Silton Paid Members Public
McKillop may follow. Strasbourg says they won’t compromise on standards - not enough money provided by Provincial and Federal governments for municipal fire departments.
