Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is exploring a nuclear reactor for western Saskatchewan, with the Lloydminster area among potential options to meet growing energy demands.
The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel has recommended approving SaskPower's 3.9% rate increase for 2026 and warns the 2027 increase could be higher than currently proposed.
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.
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.
Saskatchewan’s 2026‑27 provincial budget will be unveiled on Wednesday, March 18, with expectations shaped by fiscal pressures, political scrutiny, and lingering uncertainty around the province’s financial outlook. With the government holding back its third‑quarter results until Budget Day, many questions remain about the true state of Saskatchewan’s finances.
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The Saskatchewan government announced a major cabinet reshuffle, with Colleen Young, MLA for Lloydminster and former Minister of Energy and Resources, stepping down from cabinet to serve as chair of a legislative committee.