Oh deer! Watch out for wildlife
Be alert. There are moose on the loose. SGI is reminding drivers to keep their eyes on the road and avoid collisions with wildlife as part of its October Traffic Safety Spotlight. Drivers are more likely to encounter moose and deer during the fall…
Prep homes now to manage winter heating costs
As temperatures begin to cool, SaskEnergy is encouraging customers to take a few simple steps now to help manage home heating costs this fall and winter.
Share the Warmth grants open for groups helping residents through winter
Community groups that help vulnerable Saskatchewan residents through the winter can now apply for grants of up to $1,000 through SaskEnergy's Share the Warmth program.
Two large reactors in the northwest, two SMRs in the southeast: Moe lays out Saskatchewan's nuclear plans
SASKATOON – Saskatchewan's plans for nuclear power generation became a lot more focused on Sept. 29, clarifying how many megawatts are sought, how many reactors, and in one case, specifically where the first two are expected to be built.
Nominations open for Saskatchewan's highest honour
People have until the end of November to nominate illustrious residents for the province's Order of Merit. The honour, Saskatchewan's highest, recognizes outstanding achievement and service.
Rising diesel costs add pressure as AgriStability deadline approaches
Saskatchewan farmers facing sharply higher fuel costs this harvest are being encouraged to take another look at AgriStability before the extended Oct. 1 enrolment deadline.
Saskatchewan Safety Council seeks rural hosts for free mature driver course
The Saskatchewan Safety Council (SSC) is looking for rural communities to host its free Mature Driver Refresher Course. The SSC delivers the course across the province each year.
Internet plans to get easier to compare, CRTC says
People will soon have an easier time comparing internet plans, a recent Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) statement said.
First census results due Feb. 10
Officials will issue the first results from the 2026 Canadian census in February, according to a Statistics Canada statement congratulating residents for their participation.
SK-AB-NWT MOU on nuclear power and interties
Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Northwest Territories are partnering to strengthen grid reliability through nuclear energy and electricity interconnections, with a memorandum of understanding…
Moe: “We cannot in any way support the adding of export tariffs on a product like oil”
When it comes to this trade war, placing export tariffs on our oil and potash is not a great idea. That was the thrust of Premier Scott Moe’s comments…
Panel confirms SaskPower's 2026 rate hike, defers ruling on 2027
The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel has recommended the provincial government confirm SaskPower's interim 3.9 per cent system-average rate increase, which took effect Feb. 1, 2026.
Governments work to keep research farms productive during transition
The federal and Saskatchewan governments have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at maintaining agricultural activity at the Indian Head and Scott Research Farms…
SaskEnergy inspection program underway
As part of its annual safety and integrity program, SaskEnergy is inspecting approximately 20,000 kilometres of natural gas lines across Saskatchewan.
SaskEnergy urges residents to put natural gas safety first during severe weather
As flooding, wildfires and other severe weather continue to affect parts of Saskatchewan, SaskEnergy is reminding residents to take extra precautions around natural gas infrastructure…
Free furnace upgrades available again through SaskEnergy affordability program
Income-qualified Saskatchewan homeowners once again have an opportunity to receive a free high-efficiency furnace through SaskEnergy's Heating Affordability Program (HAP).
Helium rights sale generates $15.9 million for Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan government has completed its first-ever Crown public offering for helium and associated gas mineral rights, generating $15.9 million while introducing…
Saskatchewan backs new western critical minerals strategy
The Saskatchewan government is endorsing a new collaborative strategy designed to strengthen western and northern Canada's position as a global supplier of critical minerals.
Community Initiatives Fund approves over $7.5 million for 475 Saskatchewan community grants
Saskatchewan communities will receive 475 grants totalling $7,573,740 through the Community Initiatives Fund's February 1 and April 1 funding deadlines.
SGI reminds drivers to slow to 60 near flashing lights
REGINA – SGI is reminding drivers to slow to 60 km/h when passing emergency and service vehicles stopped at the side of the road with their lights flashing.