Lisa Schick

While the first phase of the Bell AI data centre is slowly being built just outside Regina ’s city limits, Premier Scott Moe questioned why anything like a town hall would be needed on the issue.

After eight years as president of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, Lori Johb is retiring. A new president is expected to be voted in on Friday at the union’s convention.

Part 1 in a series. Sabrina Porter has been fighting with SGI for more than a year about the repair of her home after a fire. She said the company wanted to re-use damaged materials in the rebuild.

The hallways of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building will be full and noisy again on Tuesday as MLAs and their staff return for the fall sitting.

Part 2 in a series. For 14 months, Pilot Butte woman Sabrina Porter and her husband have been dealing with the aftermath and trauma of a house fire, while also facing a prolonged fight with insurer SGI.

Saskatchewan’s provincial government raised its voice Monday, joining others calling for the tanker ban off the north coast of B.C. to be scrapped.

This week, The Indian Act has been thrust into the spotlight coming out of meetings between provincial, federal and Indigenous leaders in Ottawa.

Bashir Jalloh, president of CUPE Local 5430, said union leaders were able to explain their side of things to Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill, but he didn’t know whether it would make a difference at the bargaining table.

On Thursday morning, orange fencing was still in a ring around Core Community Park in Regina after the homeless encampment there was torn down days before.

Tears rolled down the faces of Kelly and Shawna Hanke in the rotunda in the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Thursday morning as they talked about