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Case against woman charged in Yorkton homicide moves forward

Case against woman charged in Yorkton homicide moves forward

The 61-year-old woman was arrested in December 2023 and her charges are already at the case management phase.
3 in 4 Sask. and Man. residents say there are more scams targeting them now than ever before

3 in 4 Sask. and Man. residents say there are more scams targeting them now than ever before

Fraud is being supercharged with AI.
Conservative premiers are lying about carbon pricing: Trudeau

Conservative premiers are lying about carbon pricing: Trudeau

OTTAWA 鈥 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused conservative politicians across Canada, including premiers, of lying to Canadians about the carbon price.
Waiting for surgery? Updates now at your fingertips

Waiting for surgery? Updates now at your fingertips

Surgical procedure information added to MySaskHealthRecord.
Wolseley looking for Sask support to win Kraft Hockeyville

Wolseley looking for Sask support to win Kraft Hockeyville

Voting will take place on March 29 and 30.
Big polluters shouldn鈥檛 be punished financially 鈥 they should just emit less: Moe

Big polluters shouldn鈥檛 be punished financially 鈥 they should just emit less: Moe

Moe says nobody can call Saskatchewan businesses 鈥渃limate laggards.鈥
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.
CBSA seizes prohibited handgun at North Portal

CBSA seizes prohibited handgun at North Portal

Officers seized one undeclared prohibited handgun and over 20 magazines.
Tax Tips: maximum pensionable earnings and contributions

Tax Tips: maximum pensionable earnings and contributions

Employee and employer CPP contribution rates for 2024 remain at 5.95 per cent, and the maximum contribution will be聽$3,867.50聽each.
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
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