Minister Orders Inspection of Northern Village of Pinehouse
Today, Government Relations Minister Warren Kaeding responded to concerns raised about the Northern Village of Pinehouse by announcing an immediate inspection of that municipality.
Today, Government Relations Minister Warren Kaeding responded to concerns raised about the Northern Village of Pinehouse by announcing an immediate inspection of that municipality.
The Saskatchewan Wall of Honour will be on display at Government House in Regina from December 10, 2018 to January 6, 2019.
If you are planning a trip and thinking about purchasing travel insurance, the Financial and Consumer Affairs authority (FCAA) wants to make sure you understand coverage options as well as the exclusions and pre-existing condition clauses.
A new Police and Crisis Team (PACT) has been officially launched in Yorkton.
Today, Crown Investments Corporation Minister Joe Hargrave on behalf of Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gordon Wyant, joined students and staff at St. Catherine Catholic School and Children’s Choice Child Development Co-operative in Prince Albert to announce that nearly 150 additional child care centre spaces have been allocated in Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon and Swift Current.
Saskatchewan’s year-over-year employment increased by 16,300 jobs in November according, to Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey released today. This is the largest job increase since 2013 and marks the fourth consecutive month of strong job gains for the province.
A total of $20.1 million in revenue was raised in Saskatchewan’s December public offering of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights held this week, which featured significant attention in the Wilkie and St. Walburg areas.
To ensure you and your family stay safe this December, Ministry of Government Relations urges you to take part in their 12 Days of Holiday Safety campaign.
Government has approved regulations that will open the door for rideshare companies to begin operating in the province, as long as they follow requirements set out by the municipality in which they operate. Regulations will take effect on December 14, 2018.
Premier Scott Moe said the government ended the fall sitting of the legislative session by delivering on priorities for the economy and people of Saskatchewan.