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Public Asked for Input About Impairment in the Workplace Before Cannabis is Legalized
The Government of Saskatchewan is asking for feedback on how to keep workers safe from the impacts of impairment in the workplace as the legalization date for cannabis approaches.
Largest Month-to-Month Job Increase Since 2012
Data released by Statistics Canada today shows that June had the largest month-to-month gain in employment in Saskatchewan since 2012, up 8,300 jobs (seasonally adjusted).
Government Issues Blue-Green Algae Advisory
The Water Security Agency and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health are advising the public to avoid swimming in or drinking water where blue-green algae blooms are occurring.
The Government of Canada Invests in Transportation Infrastructure on Highways 6 and 39 in Saskatchewan
Today Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Ralph Goodale, on behalf of Minister of Transport Marc Garneau, announced a major investment of $53.3 million to help Canadian businesses compete globally by improving highway infrastructure to ensure that goods move efficiently to market.
Work Continuing on Highway 7 Twinning Near Vanscoy
The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that more than $20 million worth of highway construction work is progressing along Highway 7 in the Vanscoy and Delisle area.
Saskatchewan Premier's Service Club Award Recipients Announced
Today Premier Scott Moe announced the four community organizations that will be presented with this year’s Premier’s Service Club award.
SaskTel Improving Wireless Service in 43 Rural Saskatchewan Locations
SaskTel announced plans today to improve 4G LTE cellular services in 43 rural communities throughout rural Saskatchewan by deploying a small cell site solution.
Regulations Passed Allowing for Ticketing of Cannabis Offences
The Government of Saskatchewan has amended regulations to allow for the ticketing of numerous offences under The Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act. Ticket amounts will range from $200 up to a maximum of $2,250 depending on the offence. Passing of these regulations is another step toward the legalization of cannabis in Canada.
Waldheim Day Program Renovations Complete
Today, Biggar MLA Randy Weekes on behalf of Social Services Minister Paul Merriman, joined community members, dignitaries and staff from Christian Horizons to celebrate the finished renovations at the Horizon Centre day program in Waldheim.