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Back from Europe, Premier Moe reacts to Trump’s latest tariffs

Back from Europe, Premier Moe reacts to Trump’s latest tariffs

Saskatchewan largely spared by Liberation Day, but Premier Scott Moe still concerned about tariffs especially from China.
Regina police chief removed from active duty pending complaint investigation

Regina police chief removed from active duty pending complaint investigation

REGINA — Regina's police chief has been temporarily removed from active duty pending the results of an investigation by the Saskatchewan Public Complaints Commission.
Promoting safety in workplaces containing asbestos

Promoting safety in workplaces containing asbestos

Prevention saves lives is the message of Global Asbestos Awareness Week.
High construction costs driving values up and new permits down

High construction costs driving values up and new permits down

Increased building costs have not seen market values increase at the same rate.
Sikh heritage celebrated in April

Sikh heritage celebrated in April

Sikh Heritage Month honours culture, history and contributions.
Saskatchewan government, teachers sign deal after two years of talks

Saskatchewan government, teachers sign deal after two years of talks

REGINA — Teachers in Saskatchewan have signed a new agreement with the province after nearly two years of bargaining. The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation says the deal is retroactive to Sept.
Collective agreement with teachers has been signed

Collective agreement with teachers has been signed

Deal runs to end of August 2026.
Sask. has six confirmed measles cases; Dr. David Torr speaks to prevention

Sask. has six confirmed measles cases; Dr. David Torr speaks to prevention

Saskatchewan has put out a new website to help people navigate information surrounding recent measles cases in the province.
Saskatchewan Health Authority reports sixth measles case in province's southwest

Saskatchewan Health Authority reports sixth measles case in province's southwest

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Health Authority says there are now six confirmed measles cases in the province. Medical Health Officer Dr.
Funding available for projects promoting community growth

Funding available for projects promoting community growth

Applications to the First Nations and Métis Community Partnership Projects Fund open until May 31.
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