Financial stability. Those two words sum up the story told by the 2018-2019 financial and operational highlights for both the Saskatchewan Auto Fund and SGI CANADA, which were tabled in the provincial legislature today.
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation (SOCO) released its 2018-19 annual report today, highlighting the core clusters and tenant activities that contribute to the province’s growing technology sector.
Canada’s Premiers will meet with National Indigenous Leaders on July 9 at the Sergeant Darby Morin Centre in Big River First Nation.
Today, SaskTel reported 2018-19 net income of $127.4 million and operating revenues of $1,279.6 million for the year ending March 31, 2019*. SaskTel’s strong net income is a result of increased wireless adoption, a resurgence in internet growth as customers opt for services delivered over SaskTel’s fibre network, and growth in the managed and emerging services portfolio. The economic environment, regional wireless pricing, changing consumer behavior, increasing competition, and revenue declines from legacy wireline services continue to be challenges impacting SaskTel’s overall growth.
With angling season underway, the Government of Saskatchewan would like to remind anglers of provincial resource laws related to fishing to help ensure that anglers do not mistakenly violate The Outfitter and Guide Regulations.
SaskPower invested $833 million into the province’s electricity system in 2018-19 as part of the Crown corporation’s commitment to ensuring reliable, sustainable, and cost-effective power for its Saskatchewan customers.
SaskGaming entertained more than 3.2 million guests and reported a net income of $44.9 million in the 12-month period ending March 31, 2019, as detailed in the corporation’s annual report released today.
The Government of Saskatchewan recently enacted The Household Hazardous Waste Product Stewardship Regulations, paving the way for an important new provincial recycling program.
A state memorial service is planned to recognize and honour the contributions made by Saskatchewan’s 22nd Lieutenant Governor, the Honourable W. Thomas Molloy, throughout his public service and professional career.
According to a report released by Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan set an all-time record for employment last month at 592,900 jobs.