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What we learned when grocery chain CEOs went to Parliament
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Justin Trudeau’s election-meddling defence is on shaky ground after another media leak
March 9, 2023OTTAWA Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s main line of defence to accusations he ignored specific CSIS warnings...
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Which is more expensive and which is healthier for you, fresh or frozen food?
March 9, 2023As grocery prices soar amid inflation, experts have weighed in on the cost effectiveness of buying...
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Doug Ford’s government is weathering the Greenbelt scandal better than he is, poll suggests
March 8, 2023Doug Ford’s personal connections to Greenbelt property developers have sparked negative feelings about the premier, but...
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U.S. investigating close call involving Air Canada flight at Florida airport
March 8, 2023U.S. officials are investigating a close call involving Air Canada and American Airlines flights at a...
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Preparing for recession, Canada’s biggest banks put aside $2.5 billion for loan defaults
March 7, 2023Canada’s six largest banks have put aside over $2.4 billion combined to cover potential losses, anticipating...
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Chinese interference in Canada? Chinese Canadians say they reported it for years — and were ignored
March 7, 2023The first time Cheuk Kwan and Sheng Xue testified to a parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee was...
Saskatchewan News Feeds
- Provincial Firefighting Training Centre at Parkland College Re-OpeningSaskatchewan residents can soon train to become certified firefighters in their home province. Applications are now open for National Fire Protection Association training starting in July, thanks...
- Ready, Set, Camp - Sask Parks Reservations Launch April 3Attentional all campers! The wait is almost over. Sask Parks wants to remind the public that 2023 campsite reservations will open April 3 for seasonal campsites and April 4-12 for nightly...
- Location Confirmed For New Joint-Use Harbour Landing Elementary SchoolThe Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that the site of the new West Harbour Landing school has been confirmed. Eleven acres of land located on the corner of Gordon Road and Campbell...
- Government Support for Saskatchewan Municipalities Grows 12 Per Cent to Record $503 MillionThe 2023-24 Provincial Budget provides $503.0 million in direct support of Saskatchewan's growing municipalities, an increase of 12.1 per cent from last year's budget. This includes a record amount...
- Investing to Support Saskatchewan's Current and Future Labour Force NeedsSaskatchewan's economy is driven by a diverse and talented workforce. In the 2023-24 Budget, the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training will continue to provide a variety of programs and...
- Increased Investment In Post-Secondary Education Expands Training OpportunitiesSaskatchewan's 2023-24 Provincial Budget will strengthen post-secondary education by expanding training programs, funding priority infrastructure projects and supporting students financially. The...
- Environment Budget Balances Stewardship and Economic GrowthThe Ministry of Environment's 2023-24 Budget will continue to protect Saskatchewan's natural environment, while ensuring sustainable economic activity in the province. "Our government takes our...
- Critical Minerals a Key Focus for SaskatchewanThe 2023-24 Budget builds on Saskatchewan's position as a global leader in the exploration and development of critical minerals. "Critical minerals are vital for our modern way of life and in...
- More Health Care Workers, Expanded Services And A Health Care System That Works For Everyone6.7 Per Cent Increase Lifts Health Budget to Record $6.9 Billion The Government of Saskatchewan is making the largest ever investment in health care for the 2023-24 budget to benefit patients and...
- Record $3.1 Billion For Education, Child Care And Libraries To Support A Growing SaskatchewanSchool Operating Budget Tops $2.0 Billion For The First Time The Government of Saskatchewan is prioritizing Saskatchewan students with a record investment of $3.1 billion for Education. This is an...