Wayne Mantyka

Sales of American wine and spirits in Saskatchewan have dropped sharply, even after the provincial government decided to return U.S. alcohol to liquor store shelves.

Several hundred trees were planted this weekend in the Cathedral neighbourhood as part of a multi-year project to create an urban forest.

Saskatchewan’s canola industry has reached a new milestone as Cargill officially opened its $350-million crush facility at Regina’s Global Transportation Hub.

Saskatchewan’s Provincial Protective Services (PPS) has successfully completed its final on-site assessment with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), marking the last major step in the accreditation process.

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck is voicing her disapproval with the policies of the party’s new national leader.

Firearms retailers and gun owners in Saskatchewan say uncertainty remains around the federal government’s firearms buyback program as compensation details are still unclear.

The Regina Urgent Care Centre will remain closed on Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day due to staffing shortages — a situation raising concern from the NDP.

The Saskatchewan government is streamlining the process for declaring special heritage weeks that recognize cultural groups in the province.

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

The Saskatchewan NDP is accusing the provincial government of laying the groundwork for the privatization of SaskPower.