The year-end financial results published today by the Government of Saskatchewan surprisingly shows the province was in the black for the recent fiscal year. The
Today, Saskatchewan’s Minister of SaskBuilds and Procurement, Joe Hargrave, officially announced he has chosen not to seek re-election this fall and requested to step down
May 16, 2024 The Saskatchewan Legislature wrapped up its Spring Session today with MLA’s departing back to their respective constituencies in preparation for the upcoming
March 20, 2024 Today, Deputy Premier and Finance Minister, Hon. Donna Harpauer, tabled the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2024/25 budget. Titled “Classrooms, Care and Communities,” the
March 4, 2024 Today marked the start of the Fourth Session of the Twenty-ninth Legislature at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina. The spring session is
Late yesterday, the Saskatchewan Party announced four veteran cabinet ministers/MLAs would not be running in the October 2024 provincial election. The four individuals are: Deputy
Finance Minister, Donna Harpauer, released the Saskatchewan Government’s 2023-24 Mid-Year Financial Report earlier today. The Report forecasts a $250 million deficit in the current fiscal
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan opened the last full session of the Legislature before next year’s provincial election with a Throne Speech entitled, “Build and
Chiefs from across Saskatchewan gathered in Treaty 6 territory this week to elect the second and fourth Vice-Chiefs of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
Deputy Minister to the Premier, Raynelle Wilson, recently announced changes to the Saskatchewan Government’s team of deputy ministers. Traditionally, a deputy shuffle follows a cabinet
