If you plan to camp at one of Saskatchewan’s provincial parks, it’s time to plan when and where because online reservations open at 7 Monday morning for all seasonal campsites. Then, April...

A short film has been released about the Ile-a-la-Crosse Residential School Survivors and their continued wait for the school to be formally recognized as a residential school and compensated by the f...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says the 23 per cent increase to the carbon tax on April 1st, April Fool’s Day, is no joke for small business owners. The CFIB says in a news rele...

Eighteen women will get to develop the skills necessary to start a career in the construction trades, thanks to a $248,000 investment from the Ministry of Immigrant and Career Training. The pre-employ...

According to a Leger poll, 69 per cent of Canadians oppose the federal carbon tax hike on April 1st. That from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. The CTF says the federal government is increasing the ...

After millions of votes were cast, the winner of Kraft Hockeyville 2024 was Elliot Lake, Ontario. The community, which is two hours west of Sudbury, will receive $250,000 for arena upgrades, the oppor...

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $100,000 in the Saskatchewan Mining Association to promote careers in mining and exploration. The funding will support the development of classroom and onli...

In the midst of tax season, the Canada Revenue Agency is providing the public with tips on how to avoid being scammed. CRA Spokesman Adam Finley says scams are getting more sophisticated every year, w...

Indigenous students will have more opportunity to learn in their first language. A news release from the provincial government says through just over $100,000 in funding, the First Nations University ...

Nature lovers will be eager to hear that Meewasin is bringing back several summer experiences, including Wildflower Walk, Birding Breakfast, and Naughty by Nature. These experiences provide an opportu...