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The battle between the rights of parents and the rights of kids is set to playout in a Saskatchewan courtroom. A judge is expected to hear lawyer submissions in the the legal battle this week. The policy – brings forward protections for parental rights – claims the Saskatchewan Party – with Scott Moe Doubling down on […]

By:  Kelly Geraldine Malone in Saskatoon A specialized RCMP team that deals with high-risk situations was not immediately available to respond to a stabbing rampage and hunt for a mass killer in Saskatchewan because it was “in between contracts,” internal emails show. Documents obtained under freedom of information laws show Ottawa’s Emergency Response Team-Special Activities Group, also known […]

The Good Spirit School division took to the internet this week to do what they can to stop what they call myths and misconceptions about the divisions policies. In a published piece on their social media pages the division seeks to ” separate myths from reality – to help people understand the true situation. This […]

A federal judge has reserved his decision in the deportation case of the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Jaskirat Singh Sidhu’s lawyer argued Canada Border Services Agency officials who recommended his deportation didn’t factor in his previously clean record and remorse.  Counsel for the federal Department of Justice say the […]

In a recent update from a Regina City Police officer a crucial reminder regarding speed limits within school zones. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Constable “Hawkeye” Seel highlighted law enforcement efforts within School Zones yesterday. In a mere four-hour span from 8 AM to noon, law enforcement nabbed a staggering 37 individuals for exceeding the […]

100 workers within the CUPE 882 union are now on strike in Prince Albert. According to a media release put out this morning the City of Prince Albert has refused requests since the end of July – with the latest round of talks being turned down – employees are now on strike. This marks the […]

CUPE 882 members have declined the City of Prince Albert’s most recent offer, setting the stage for a potential strike commencing today! The union, representing city workers, issued a press statement indicating that they had presented a proposal to the city. According to CUPE national representative Mira Lewis, “We put forward a reasonable offer which […]

Saskatchewan’s LGBTQIA2S+ community is facing an increased level of discrimination and hateful rhetoric in the wake of expanded parental inclusion policies that seem to be targeting Gender and Sexually Diverse Regina city police are investigating an incident that occurred at a Regina high school yesterday (Sept 7th) morning. Balfour Collegiate had their pride sidewalk celebrating […]

The Saskatchewan Party government has begun establishing a new provincial police service, but the minister in charge says it won’t have an oversight body until boots are on the ground. Christine Tell, minister of corrections, policing and public safety, now has authority to form the new Saskatchewan Marshals Service, said a recent order-in-council. The order […]

In a collaborative effort, the Peepeekisis First Nation has joined forces with Steel River Group to embark on a project aimed at constructing nine new affordable houses within the reserve. The primary focus of this initiative is to prioritize the most vulnerable members of the community, ensuring their well-being and support. Among the upcoming housing […]