Saskatchewan’s minimum wage will increase from $10.72 to $10.96 on October 1, 2017. The 2.2 percent increase, which was announced in June, was calculated based on a weighted average of…
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As predicted, rural Saskatchewan is having a bigger role in picking who our next premier will be. In fact, many argue that rural Saskatchewan, or more specifically, Saskatchewan Party members…
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Plus, other changes in the latest Saskatchewan Driver’s Handbook Has this ever happened to you? You’re entering a construction zone and the lane you’re in will be closing, so your…
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It’s been more than a quarter century since Grant Devine’s Progressive Conservative government was ousted in Saskatchewan and we still haven’t come to terms with the man. Then again, it…
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Health officials are reminding Saskatchewan residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites, as we approach peak season for West Nile virus (WNV). The risk of contracting WNV infection is usually…
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It is important to respond to a question that comes up every so often in Saskatchewan. You have likely heard someone, somewhere ask “where did the money go?” The answer…
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They say it’s the little things in politics that get politicians into trouble. By that, they mean politicians spending $16 on a glass of orange juice or taking a limo…
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People in Saskatchewan who need support to address problematic alcohol use now have access to another form of treatment. Effective July 1, The Saskatchewan Prescription Drug Plan provides coverage for…
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Consider the toughest times in Saskatchewan history for either the government, the people, or for both. By no small coincidence, such times are inevitably accompanied by drought on the farm.…
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It was announced recently that, all Saskatchewan residents who pay income tax will be paying less, and Saskatchewan people with lower incomes will receive a boost in their tax credit…