Wayne Mantyka

The provincial government is proposing the Mineral Resources Amendment Act, allowing potash companies to mine underground ore when mineral rights holders cannot be found.

Rob Allison is calling on Saskatchewan’s health minister to hear first-hand how he says the health system failed to properly care for his wife during her final weeks.

A Regina medical clinic designed to keep patients out of emergency rooms will close next month.

The City of Regina has committed up to $3 million to complete a stalled rapid housing project in the North Central neighbourhood.

Regina’s Interpro steel plant turned back the pages of time by reintroducing the Canada Goose as it’s corporate symbol. A recently restored 10-foot goose statue was unveiled at ceremony outside the plant Wednesday.

The Government of Saskatchewan will help a rural town council move forward to a byelection after a dispute left its council unable to function.

The night was truly alive in downtown Regina Saturday night, as Nuit Blanche made its annual return to the Queen City. The nighttime arts and culture festival featured installations and demonstrations from various local artists and organizations.

The historic St. Andrews United Church building in downtown Moose Jaw has been sold. However, it will remain a place of worship under its new owners.

Kevin Gennis’ passion for antique vehicles, especially farm trucks, has led him to become a major supplier of classic half tons to collectors across Canada through his business – TransCanada Trucks.

The province says help is on the way for rural hospitals across Saskatchewan, with 77 fulltime positions being created across 30 communities.