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Moose Jaw senior fights potential eviction from government housing

Moose Jaw senior fights potential eviction from government housing

Randy Hughes being ordered out by Moose Jaw Housing Authority for being “overhoused.”
Saskatchewan legislature passes NDP bill recognizing Sikh Heritage Month

Saskatchewan legislature passes NDP bill recognizing Sikh Heritage Month

REGINA — The Saskatchewan legislature has unanimously passed an Opposition NDP private members' bill to formally recognize Sikh Heritage Month in April.
120th President’s gala celebrated municipal leaders at SUMA

120th President’s gala celebrated municipal leaders at SUMA

Annual Awards night that recognizes municipal leaders held its 120th Gala event with over 1100 municipal leaders in attendance.
Ignite facing closure, seeks answers at the Leg on funding

Ignite facing closure, seeks answers at the Leg on funding

Training program supporting at-risk young adults says funding has been cut by province.
Cockrill says newborns aren’t being sent to North Dakota

Cockrill says newborns aren’t being sent to North Dakota

Daily Leg Update - Health ministry says no one in NICU has been transferred to North Dakota due to capacity issues.
SaskTel to deliver next-generation connectivity

SaskTel to deliver next-generation connectivity

Residents across Saskatchewan to benefit from $465.9 million allocation in 2025-26.
Real-world application of hands-on learning at Sask. Polytech

Real-world application of hands-on learning at Sask. Polytech

Applied Research Indigenous Student Internships connect culture, classrooms and life.
Saskatchewan health minister quashes claim of babies going to U.S. for medical care

Saskatchewan health minister quashes claim of babies going to U.S. for medical care

REGINA — Saskatchewan's health minister has rejected accusations from a nurses union and the Opposition NDP that some babies from Regina's neonatal intensive care unit were sent to North Dakota for care.
Grants offered to support veteran facilities, organizations

Grants offered to support veteran facilities, organizations

Applications for the 2025-26 program accepted until June 1.
Sask. aims to label drugs, needles as street weapons

Sask. aims to label drugs, needles as street weapons

Legislation adds fentanyl, hypodermic needles and methamphetamine.
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