3,300 New Jobs Created Year-Over-Year
Saskatchewan’s employment increased by 3,300 jobs from September 2017, largely driven by growth in the private sector.
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Zoom To The RSM Before Something Massive Takes Over
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum’s (RSM) current exhibit, ZOOM, will close on October 25 to allow for the construction that will bring Scotty, the T.rex, to the Queen City.
Deputy Premier And Trade And Export Development Minister To Travel To Israel On Trade Mission
Deputy Premier Gordon Wyant and Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison will conduct a week-long trade mission to Israel. The mission includes stops in both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv where the Deputy Premier and Minister will meet with senior government officials, private industry and a number of Israeli academics and research organizations.
Premier Moe Welcomes Premier Ford To Saskatchewan
Today, Premier Scott Moe is welcoming Ontario Premier Doug Ford to Saskatchewan. The two Premiers will meet in Saskatoon to discuss shared provincial interests including fighting the carbon tax, economic competitiveness, and the importance of the inter-provincial trading relationship between Saskatchewan and Ontario.
Governor General To Make First Official Visit To Saskatchewan
Premier Scott Moe announced today that Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada, will visit Saskatchewan October 18 to 20.
New Passing Lanes Now Open On Highway 6 South Of Regina
The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that new passing lanes between Regina and Corinne on Highway 6 are now open.
October Public Offering Shows Sustained Interest By Oil And Gas Industry
Saskatchewan’s October public offering of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights held on Tuesday, generated $2.1 million in revenue for the province, largely on the strength of continued interest in the Kindersley area.
Three New Group Homes Open in Moose Jaw
Today, Moose Jaw Wakamow MLA and Legislative Secretary to the Minister of Social Services Greg Lawrence, on behalf of Social Services Minister Paul Merriman, joined community members, dignitaries and group home residents in Moose Jaw to celebrate the grand opening of three new group homes for Eden Care Communities.
Prince Albert Landmark Receives Provincial Heritage Property Designation
The Government of Saskatchewan has designated the Prince Albert Immigration Hall, an historic building linked to the wave of immigration into the province in the 1920s, as a provincial heritage property.
Canada And Saskatchewan Making Significant Investments To Improve The Lives Of Residents
New Agreement Signed to Support Infrastructure Projects and Strengthen Communities Across the Province