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10th most wanted man in Canada arrested at Montreal airport: police

10th most wanted man in Canada arrested at Montreal airport: police

MONTREAL — A man who's been on the list of Canada’s top 25 most wanted fugitives for murder and drug trafficking charges in Saskatoon dating back to 2022 has been arrested at the airport in Montreal while police say he was returning to Canada.
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Saskatchewan maintains strong credit ratings

Saskatchewan maintains strong credit ratings

Three top firms hold firm to low assessments.
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SINP vital to Saskatchewan workforce, says employer

SINP vital to Saskatchewan workforce, says employer

KPCL now has over 300 employees, with some having benefited from the SINP.
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Need a job? Come to Saskatchewan

Need a job? Come to Saskatchewan

Province has Canada’s lowest unemployment rate.
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Cheveldayoff credits mining, construction sectors in job growth

Cheveldayoff credits mining, construction sectors in job growth

Sask.'s mining sector is ranked at the top in the country in terms of investment attractiveness, based on a survey of mining companies.
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Canada's 2025 wildfire season now second-worst on record, fuelled by Prairies blazes

Canada's 2025 wildfire season now second-worst on record, fuelled by Prairies blazes

TORONTO — Canada's 2025 wildfire season is now the second-worst on record.
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NDP calls for PST removal on northern reconstruction

NDP calls for PST removal on northern reconstruction

Opposition wants to eliminate provincial sales tax on construction labour costs to rebuild homes, cabins, and commercial buildings destroyed by wildfire. 
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Wildfire update: Evacuees from La Loche to return home

Wildfire update: Evacuees from La Loche to return home

Council for the Northern Village of La Loche has terminated the Declaration of Local Emergency.
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More severe thunderstorm watches, warnings in place in Saskatchewan

More severe thunderstorm watches, warnings in place in Saskatchewan

Second day in a row of severe weather concerns for southern Saskatchewan
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Cheveldayoff believes international cap is behind Sask Poly layoffs

Cheveldayoff believes international cap is behind Sask Poly layoffs

Advanced Education Minister Ken Cheveldayoff is concerned about the international cap, says he is lobbying with his counterparts to address the issue.
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