Its been over a year since the Federal Government released its affordability plan for Early Childhood Education and childcare facilities, a deal signed by the Sask. Party Government to improve access to pre school. The billion-dollar agreement with the Federal Government is designed to make childcare more affordable, and more accessible by creating thousands of […]
Former Premier Brad Wall was joined by Premier Scott Moe, Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty, Provincial Secretary Tim McLeod, and other dignitaries for the official unveiling of Wall’s portrait in the Saskatchewan Gallery in the Legislative building. Wall served as the 14th Premier from 2007 until his retirement from politics in 2018. His painting now hangs […]
It’s been a busy afternoon for Sask Power in and around Regina, as they have had to deal with three outages, and some of stretched out of the city to places like Grey, and Riceton. Those outages were reported around 1:30, and have been restored. In the last hour there was a new outage in […]
Minister of Advanced Education Gordon Wyant is set to lead a delegation from Saskatchewan to France and Germany for collaboration opportunities with their counterparts in government, business, and post-secondary education. The mission will include meetings with Business France, a French government agency that explores international trade opportunities, and approximately 40 businesses based in the country […]
A motion filed against the City of Regina’s city manager appeared before a judge on Tuesday. Councillor Dan LeBlanc and Councillor Andrew Stevens, and Florence Stratton filed a court application against new City Manager Niki Anderson for not including full funding to end homelessness in the city’s proposed budget. Both parties will have to file […]
Saskatchewan’s bank account remains relatively unchanged while its bottom line continues to be affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, global supply shortages and rising inflation. The province is reporting a $1.1 billion surplus in its mid-year financial update, an increase of over $50 million from last quarter. The government says the province brought in more […]
The Regina Food Bank is eyeing a former government liquor store location as a good spot for a downtown community food hub. The food bank’s current location near the north end of Winnipeg street is great for a warehouse, but its far removed from most of their clients. The Regina Food Bank’s board is looking […]
It not exactly the worst, but its not great. The blowing snow for the last couple of days has added a whole lot of snow to the streets of Regina and the surrounding area. Snow has blown in deeper in some spots, but any sort of hill (like the underpass near the Casino) are a […]
The Conexus Credit Union contributed $1 million to the new YWCA Regina Centre for Women and Families Conexus Community Outreach Centre. Celina Philpot, CEO of Conexus Credit Union, said they are pleased to be a part of this project to help women and families in our province realize their full potential. “Investing in life-impacting initiatives […]
Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) is officially underway. While some events and activities were already underway, the Burning of the Brand officially kicked off the 51st edition of the largest livestock show in the country. One of the people participating in the Burning of the Brand was President and CEO of STARS Andrea Robertson. Over the […]
