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Funding to address labour shortages in hospitality industry

Funding to address labour shortages in hospitality industry

Saskatchewan government announces $400,000 to Hospitality Saskatchewan towards boosting the workforce in the provincial hospitality sector.
Provincial nomination update for April 1

Provincial nomination update for April 1

More Sask Party, NDP candidates in place for provincial election, as well as several Green Party candidates.
More cases cited of poor conditions in Sask. Housing units

More cases cited of poor conditions in Sask. Housing units

Daily Leg Update: NDP raises case of single mother Shannon Kay, whose unit has mould and sewage backup issues
Grad will go ahead: Cockrill

Grad will go ahead: Cockrill

Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill pledges grad will be protected, while STF expresses cautious optimism regarding province’s offer of accountability framework.
Moe reacts after appearing before Commons committee

Moe reacts after appearing before Commons committee

Daily Leg Update - Premier Scott Moe speaks to reporters after testifying at a Commons committee on the carbon tax.
Despite budget commitments, still concerns about health care

Despite budget commitments, still concerns about health care

Daily Leg Update - Despite record health spending, Opposition raises a host of concerns about cancer care, lack of doctors and graduate retention.
Immigration boosts Sask. population by 30,000 to top 1.2 million

Immigration boosts Sask. population by 30,000 to top 1.2 million

Province points to Stats Can numbers, touts continued growth in people coming to Saskatchewan during 2023.
Moe to appear before federal committee on carbon tax hike

Moe to appear before federal committee on carbon tax hike

Premier Scott Moe to appear virtually at the federal Standing Committee on Operations and Estimates on the carbon tax hike taking effect April 1
Regina crime stats head upward in 2023

Regina crime stats head upward in 2023

Total crime went up eight per cent last year, but Regina Police Service still point to positive efforts including recent drug busts
$12 million top-up for post-secondary education

$12 million top-up for post-secondary education

Government of Saskatchewan provides one-time top-up in operating funding for post-secondary institutions, a 2.2 per cent increase.
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