Provincial

Photo speed enforcement is set to resume across Saskatchewan in August after SGI secured a new vendor for the program. According to the news release, Global Traffic Group Ltd. will take over operations of the province's photo speed enforcement program. 

Ombudsman Saskatchewan have announced the creation of a new Accessibility and Inclusion Unit aimed at improving access to services and promoting inclusion across the province.

Albertans now have access to a regulated online gambling market, with the provincial government saying the new system is designed to improve consumer protections and shift players away from unregulated websites.

Alberta’s proposed new oil pipeline would be built along a southern route to the B.C. coast through a partnership with Trans Mountain Corporation and Pembina Pipeline Corporation.

Alberta’s Information and Privacy Commissioner has launched a formal investigation into allegations that personal information from the province’s List of Electors was improperly collected, used and disclosed.

Alberta has taken the first step toward ending seasonal clock changes.

Wilton’s police service is set to receive $20,000 from the Saskatchewan government under the Small Town and Rural Police Services (STAR) Grant Program.

With spring approaching, the Saskatchewan government is reminding anglers that all current fishing licences expire on March 31. Officials encourage anyone without auto‑renewal set up through their HAL account to update their settings early in the season to ensure they’re ready once fishing conditions improve.

Saskatchewan is projecting an $819‑million deficit in its 2026‑27 budget, tabled Wednesday, Mar. 18 by Finance Minister Jim Reiter, who framed the plan as one that “protects Saskatchewan” amid global turmoil and economic pressures.