Young Workers Reminded to Take the Young Worker Readiness Certificate Course
As young people wrap up the school year and start applying for summer jobs, they should remember to look into the employment and safety rules that apply to young workers.
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Sharp Decrease in Impaired Driving Deaths and Injuries in 2017
Numbers Possible Sign of Change in Behaviour by Saskatchewan Drivers
Highway 123 to Cumberland House Getting An Upgrade
The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that six kilometres (km) of Highway 123 near Cumberland House is set to receive a grade raise in a couple of locations this construction season.
Domestic Violence Death Review Final Report Released
The panel was formed in the summer of 2016, and released an interim report in May 2017.
Province Invests Outstanding Citizens Into Saskatchewan Order of Merit
Tonight Lieutenant Governor W. Thomas Molloy will invest six extraordinary citizens with the Saskatchewan Order of Merit.
Digital X-ray Upgrades in Five Rural Hospitals
X-ray equipment in five rural community hospitals is being upgraded from film to digital images, supporting quicker diagnosis and improved care for patients.
Funding Through Province's Innovation and Science Fund Will Help with Network Dedicated to Monitoring Weather in Space
The Super Dual Auroral Radar Network of Canada (SuperDARN), headquartered at the University of Saskatchewan, will receive $1.58 million through Innovation Saskatchewan’s Innovation and Science Fund over four years.
KidsFirst Helps Build Healthy Families
The Government of Saskatchewan is supporting stronger families, including those living in vulnerable circumstances, through KidsFirst. In 2018-19, the Ministry of Education will provide $15.5 million to KidsFirst, which serves families in nearly 200 communities throughout the province.
Yorkton Family Receives Habitat for Humanity Home with Support from Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan
The Government of Canada, the Government of Saskatchewan, and Habitat for Humanity (Habitat) have partnered to help a Yorkton family realize their dream of home ownership.
Saskatchewan Community Airports Receiving a Lift
The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $700,000 in cost-shared grants to 12 community airports across the province for repairs and upgrades through the Community Airport Partnership (CAP) program.