Premier Scott Moe is standing by his comments where he said that he ”doesn’t care that the province has the highest carbon emissions per capita.’ Moe clarified that he does care about the province being an environmental leader. However, he does not believe measuring the province’s carbon emissions per capita is fair. “Per capita emissions […]
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that at-risk residents are able to receive their second-booster dose (fourth dose overall) four months following their third dose. This includes residents who are 70 years and older, all residents of First Nations communities, and the Northern Service Administration District 50 years and older. This is in addition to all […]
The Government of Saskatchewan is investing more than one million dollars into 23 new municipal projects under the Targeted Sector Support (TSS) Initiative. The TSS Initiative supports municipalities partnering to strengthen their core municipal responsibilities through projects focused on good governance, capacity building and regional cooperation. Government Relations Minister Don McMorris made the announcement at […]
The Government of Saskatchewan is sending a small delegation over to Germany to help support displaced Ukrainians. Premier Scott Moe made the announcement during his address to those in attendance at this week’s SUMA convection. Legislative Secretary Responsible for Saskatchewan Ukraine Relations Terry Dennis will lead the small delegation working with the Embassy of Canada […]
The Government of Saskatchewan is getting ‘Back on Track’ as they unveiled their 2022-23 provincial budget. The province will be running a deficit of $463 million. The province will invest $17.6 billion in expenses as the province looks to ‘strengthen and protect Saskatchewan, with key investments in priority areas including health, social services and assistance, […]
$245,000 is being invested by the Government of Saskatchewan to support post-secondary students’ mental health and wellbeing. The province has invested the money in Healthy Campus Saskatchewan, which will focus on supporting campus communities as they work to implement the National Standard for Mental Health and Wellbeing for Post-Secondary Students. Healthy Campus Saskatchewan will also […]
Over 1,200 new licensed not-for-profit child care facility spaces will be opened in communities across Saskatchewan. The 1,202 spaces will be added to 21 Saskatchewan communities as a part of a shared goal to create 28,000 new child care spaces in the province by the end of March 2026. The communities that will see the […]
The Government of Saskatchewan has increased access to image-guided surgery for patients. The province announced the completion of a new Interventional Radiology suite at the Pasqua Hospital with renovations also underway at the current Radiology suite located at the Regina General Hospital. The addition of a new suite at the Pasqua Hospital will allow for […]
Last week Avana Developments announced a 116 unit apartment complex in Regina, with 39 of those units dedicated to women and children fleeing domestic violence. The Federal Government provided $30.8 million while the City of Regina provided $1.9 million, with the Government of Saskatchewan not providing any funding to the project. Jennifer Denouden, the president […]
The Government of Saskatchewan will not be renewing its emergency health order. The order was initially put in place in September of last year during the Delta wave and was used so the government could redirect healthcare workers. The emergency order was set to expire on Monday, and Premier Scott Moe said that the order […]
