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A Saskatchewan-made constitutional amendment that would close a 140-year-old loophole that gives Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) massive tax exemptions is closer to reality now that the bill is in the Senate.

Family Day weekend of FREE fishing from February 19th to 21st – you won’t need to buy a fishing license.

The new report format includes deeper data than the online dashboard, like pre-existing conditions and emergency department patients

The webinar series will focus in on unique heritage sites operating within Sask., and how they're benefiting the community.

Meili says Moe is catering to far-right groups

Premier Scott Moe said the proof of vaccination policy is no longer effective in curbing transmission of COVID, making it time for it to go.

Former police officer Jason Mercer's family has been fighting to receive his WCB benefits since his suicide

The provincial government will end proof of vaccination or negative tests in Saskatchewan businesses, workplaces and other public venues this Monday, Feb, 14 at 12:01 a.m.

The remaining public health orders requiring masking in indoor public spaces will remain in effect until the end of February

The line of vehicles protesting provincial health mandates at Regina's Legislative grounds was removed Sunday night