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2006-07 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS RELEASED: STRONG YEAR FOR SASKATCHEWAN
Jun. 29, 2007 - The continued impressive performance of the Saskatchewan economy last year led to a $293 million General Revenue Fund (GRF) surplus, according to the 2006-07 Public Accounts, Volume 1 released today. |
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CELLULAR SERVICE IMPROVED IN CRUTWELL, SHELL LAKE AREAS
Jun. 29, 2007 - SaskTel today announced digital cellular coverage improvements in the Crutwell and Shell Lake areas. Customers in the Crutwell area can expect improved coverage along Highway 3 between Prince Albert and Shellbrook. |
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CULEX TARSALIS MOSQUITOES POSITIVE FOR WEST NILE VIRUS
Jun. 29, 2007 - The province's first West Nile Virus-positive Culex tarsalis mosquitoes have been identified in the Estevan area. |
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NEW CHIEF JUDGE APPOINTED
Jun. 29, 2007 - Judge Carol Snell has been appointed Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan, effective January 1, 2008, following the conclusion of Chief Judge Gerald Seniuk's term as Chief Judge on December 31, 2007. |
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SASKTEL CELLULAR SERVICE IMPROVED IN FOX VALLEY, PLENTY AREAS
Jun. 29, 2007 - SaskTel today announced digital cellular coverage improvements in the Fox Valley and Plenty areas. Customers in the Fox Valley area can expect improved coverage in town and along Highway 21. |
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SASKTEL CELLULAR SERVICE IMPROVED IN PENSE AND SURROUNDING AREA
Jun. 29, 2007 - SaskTel today announced digital cellular coverage improvements in the Pense area. |
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WEYBURN RECEIVES FUNDING TO IMPROVE ITS WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
Jun. 29, 2007 - The City of Weyburn, through the Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund (MRIF), received additional funding today to improve the city's wastewater treatment system. |
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WIRELESS INTERNET AND IMPROVED CELLULAR COVERAGE FOR HODGEVILLE
Jun. 29, 2007 - Hodgeville and the surrounding area will now be able to enjoy the benefits of SaskTel's Wireless Internet service as well as improved digital cellular service. |
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PROVINCE CONTINUES LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Jun. 28, 2007 - Saskatchewan continued its commitment to achieving the full participation and inclusion of people with disabilities with the release today of a Disability Inclusion Policy Framework. |
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SASKATCHEWAN CONGRATULATES THE MÉTIS NATION - SASKATCHEWAN ON FAIR AND DEMOCRATIC ELECTION
Jun. 28, 2007 - The unofficial results are in and the Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (MNS) has newly elected leaders. |
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SENIORS DRUG PLAN COVERAGE BEGINS JULY 1
Jun. 28, 2007 - Under the government's new plan, Saskatchewan residents 65 years and older will pay no more than $15 for prescriptions under the Saskatchewan Formulary effective July 1, 2007 -- the 45th anniversary of Medicare. |
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FREE FISHING WEEKEND
Jun. 27, 2007 - July 7 and 8 is Saskatchewan's annual Free Fishing Weekend. |
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PROVINCE TAKES ACTION TO ASSIST VULNERABLE WORKERS
Jun. 27, 2007 - The provincial government unveiled the new Saskatchewan Workers' Health Benefits program today as part of its comprehensive response to the Final Report of the Commission on Improving Work Opportunities for Saskatchewan Residents. |
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PROVINCE UNVEILS URBAN CONNECTOR FUNDING AND INVESTMENT IN SASKATOON SOUTH RIVER CROSSING PROJECT
Jun. 27, 2007 - Highways and Transportation Minister Buckley Belanger and Finance Minister and Saskatoon-Nutana MLA Pat Atkinson today announced the funding framework for the Urban Connector pillar of the province's long-term transportation strategy, Transportation for Economic Advantage, as well as $17 million in funding for the first Urban Connector project in the City of Saskatoon. |
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PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYEES TO RECEIVE PREMIERS AWARD
Jun. 27, 2007 - Premier Lorne Calvert announced the names of the recipients of the Premier's Award for Excellence in the Public Service today. |
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CROP REPORT FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 24, 2007
Jun. 26, 2007 - Crops are generally in good to excellent condition, though flooding and spraying delays caused concerns for farmers, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food's weekly crop report. |
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HEALTH SECTOR PREPARES FOR POSSIBLE STRIKE
Jun. 26, 2007 - Saskatchewan Health, the province's 12 regional health authorities and the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency are preparing for a possible strike by the Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan (HSAS) by implementing strike contingency plans. |
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NEXT ROUND OF BUSINESS TAX REFORMS JULY 1
Jun. 26, 2007 - July 1 will see the latest round of business tax reforms implemented, realizing a $155 million tax reduction for Saskatchewan businesses for 2007, up from the $95 million in tax reforms introduced last year. |
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SASKTEL TO IMPROVE DIGITAL CELLULAR SERVICE IN 15 MORE LOCATIONS
Jun. 26, 2007 - SaskTel today announced that it will invest $4.5 million to improve digital cellular service at 15 more locations across the province by the end of 2008. |
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DISASTER RELIEF FUNDING TAKES TOP PRIORITY AT AGRICULTURE MINISTERS MEETING
Jun. 25, 2007 - Agriculture and Food Minister Mark Wartman will press for a fair disaster relief program when he meets with his counterparts at the 2007 Conference of Federal, Provincial and Territorial Ministers and Deputy Ministers of Agriculture this week. |
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HIGH-SECURITY DIAMOND FACILITY OPENS IN SASKATOON
Jun. 25, 2007 - The Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) invited clients and media to tour its new high-security diamond analysis facility in Saskatoon today. |
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INSULIN PUMPS PROVIDED FOR SASKATCHEWAN CHILDREN
Jun. 25, 2007 - Saskatchewan children with diabetes will have access to free insulin pumps starting July 1, 2007. |
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ONLINE ABORIGINAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY LAUNCHED
Jun. 25, 2007 - Crown Investments Corporation (CIC) has established an online service to help Saskatchewan-based Aboriginal businesses market their goods and services to Saskatchewan's Crown corporations and to the general public. |
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REGINA RECEIVES OVER $94,000 FOR CHILD AND YOUTH SUMMER PROJECTS
Jun. 25, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund is providing $94,507 for 15 Regina community-based organizations for child and youth summer projects. |
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SASKATCHEWAN PROJECTS RECEIVE OVER $558,000 IN GRANTS FOR SUMMER 2007
Jun. 25, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) has provided $558,352 for 145 summer projects across Saskatchewan. |
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SERVICE DELIVERY IMPROVEMENTS TO STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Jun. 25, 2007 - Advanced Education and Employment Minister Warren McCall announced today steps to make it easier for students to apply for financial assistance, including online Saskatchewan Student Loan applications and extended service hours for the program's call centre. |
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TRANSPORTATION FOR ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE INVESTMENT IN HIGHWAY 368 CORRIDOR
Jun. 25, 2007 - The provincial government has entered into an $8 million partnership with local governments and industry to upgrade the Highway 368 Corridor through Transportation for Economic Advantage, the province's 10-year, $5 billion transportation strategy. |
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CLAYBANK BRICK PLANT HERITAGE PLAQUE UNVEILED
Jun. 22, 2007 - A plaque recognizing the Claybank Brick Plant as a Provincial Heritage Property will be unveiled June 24 at 1 p.m., by the Government of Saskatchewan. |
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HUNGER IN MOOSE JAW RECEIVES 2007 SPIRIT AWARD
Jun. 22, 2007 - Learning Minister Deb Higgins, on behalf of Community Resources Minister Kevin Yates, today presented the community-based organization Hunger in Moose Jaw with a 2007 Spirit Award, in recognition of its service to the community. |
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LOCAL BUSINESS BENEFITS FROM LOANS ASSOCIATION PROGRAM
Jun. 22, 2007 - A local business has a little more financial latitude after receiving a small business loan from the Youth Opportunities Unleashed (YOU) program, offered by the department of Regional Economic and Co-operative Development. |
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MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS
Jun. 22, 2007 - More people in Saskatchewan will be eligible for affordable rental housing thanks to the introduction of a new initiative, the HomeFirst Rental Development Program, and an increase to maximum income limits (MILs) established by the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation. |
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MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE NORTH
Jun. 22, 2007 - More people in northern Saskatchewan will be eligible for affordable rental housing thanks to the introduction of a new initiative, the HomeFirst Rental Development Program, and an increase to maximum income limits (MILs) established by the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation. |
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SASKATCHEWAN HOME ENERGY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM EXTENDED
Jun. 22, 2007 - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation announced today that it is renewing and improving the Saskatchewan Home Energy Improvement Program (SHEIP) and extending its availability until March 31, 2011. |
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SASKATOON RECEIVES OVER $70,000 FOR CHILD AND YOUTH SUMMER PROJECTS
Jun. 22, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund is providing 13 Saskatoon community-based organizations $70,600 for child and youth summer projects. |
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ABORIGINAL PEOPLE AND THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS CELEBRATED
Jun. 21, 2007 - First Nations, Métis and Inuit people across Canada are celebrating and showcasing their pride in their histories, cultures and achievements today in recognition of National Aboriginal Day, which is celebrated every year on June 21. |
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ISC HONOURS 36 SWIFT CURRENT-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 21, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 36 Swift Current-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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NEW PLANE JOINS AIR AMBULANCE FLEET
Jun. 21, 2007 - The Province of Saskatchewan unveiled the first of two new King Air B200 aircraft today, part of a $12 million investment that will help Saskatchewan Air Ambulance meet rising demand for emergency air transportation well into the future. |
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ISC HONOURS 77 REGINA-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 20, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 77 Regina-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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PROVINCE TO LAUNCH EQUALIZATION CHALLENGE IN COURT OF APPEAL
Jun. 20, 2007 - Government Relations Minister Harry Van Mulligen announced details today regarding Saskatchewan's challenge of the revised federal Equalization formula. |
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PROVINCES CALL FOR INCREASED FEDERAL FUNDING FOR LEGAL AID
Jun. 20, 2007 - Provincial justice ministers united on Parliament Hill today to call on the federal government to increase federal funding for legal aid services, Ontario Attorney General Michael Bryant announced. |
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CABIN OWNER CONVICTED OF ILLEGAL OUTFITTING
Jun. 19, 2007 - An Alberta resident with a cabin in northern Saskatchewan has been convicted of illegal outfitting under The Outfitter and Guide Regulations. |
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CANADA CELEBRATES HISTORIC SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT WITH STURGEON LAKE FIRST NATION AND PROVINCE
Jun. 19, 2007 - At a ceremony today, the Honourable Jim Prentice, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians, Chief Wesley Daniels of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation and Saskatchewan Regional Economic and Co-operative Development Minister Lon Borgerson on behalf of Saskatchewan First Nations and Métis Relations Minister Maynard Sonntag signed a ceremonial document acknowledging a Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) Settlement Agreement. |
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ISC HONOURS 54 MOOSE JAW-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 19, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 54 Moose Jaw-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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NORTHERN STUDENTS TO LINK WITH CANADIAN ASTRONAUT ON SPACE SHUTTLE
Jun. 19, 2007 - Students from four La Ronge schools will have a chance to learn from Saskatoon-born astronaut Dave Williams via a real-time video link on the next space shuttle mission. |
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CANADA DAY TO BE OBSERVED MONDAY, JULY 2
Jun. 18, 2007 - Although most people know July 1 as Canada Day, this year the public holiday marking Canada's birthday and labour standards related to it will be observed on Monday, July 2. |
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CROP REPORT FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 17, 2007
Jun. 18, 2007 - Flooded fields and delays in spraying caused concerns for many farmers, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food's weekly crop report. |
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JOB SECURITY REGULATIONS FOR CANADIAN FORCES RESERVISTS PUT IN PLACE
Jun. 18, 2007 - Regulations are now in place for legislation ensuring job security for Canadian Forces Reservists in Saskatchewan who volunteer for duty with the Canadian Forces. |
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MINISTER PROMOTES SASKATCHEWAN ENERGY AND INVESTMENT IN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
Jun. 18, 2007 - Industry and Resources Minister Maynard Sonntag leaves today on a four-day investment mission to promote Saskatchewan's leadership in oil and gas, uranium, and energy research to political and business leaders in Washington, D.C., and New York City. |
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SEEDED ACREAGE REPORT DEADLINE IS JUNE 25
Jun. 18, 2007 - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance customers are reminded to submit their completed Seeded Acreage Reports declaring all seeded acres, whether insured or uninsured, by June 25. |
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SWIFT CURRENT CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS CHANGING LABOUR MARKET
Jun. 18, 2007 - Saskatchewan's changing labour market has prompted the Swift Current Regional Economic and Co-operative Development Authority (REDA) to stage a first of its kind conference in Saskatchewan. |
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HEARTLAND HEALTH REGION AWARDED EMPLOYEE RETENTION GRANT
Jun. 15, 2007 - Heartland Health Region's health employees can look forward to improved workplaces, reduced burnout and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government this past January. |
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JAMES SMITH FIRST NATIONS AWARDED EMPLOYEE RETENTION GRANT
Jun. 15, 2007 - Employees at the James Smith First Nations' Health Clinic can look forward to an improved workplace and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government this past January. |
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NORTH BATTLEFORD EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM RECEIVES 2007 SPIRIT AWARD
Jun. 15, 2007 - Health Minister and The Battlefords MLA Len Taylor on behalf of Community Resources Minister Kevin Yates today presented the Prairie Employment Program of North Battleford with a 2007 Spirit Award, in recognition of the employment support services it provides to people with disabilities. |
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NORTHERN INTER-TRIBAL HEALTH AUTHORITY AWARDED EMPLOYEE RETENTION GRANT
Jun. 15, 2007 - Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority (NITHA) health employees can look forward to improved workplaces, reduced burnout and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government this past January. |
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PRAIRIE NORTH HEALTH REGION AWARDED EMPLOYEE RETENTION GRANT
Jun. 15, 2007 - Prairie North Health Region's health employees can look forward to improved workplaces, reduced burnout and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government this past January. |
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REGINA QUAPPELLE HEALTH REGION AWARDED EMPLOYEE RETENTION GRANTS
Jun. 15, 2007 - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region's health employees can look forward to improved workplaces, reduced burnout and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government this past January. |
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RETENTION GRANTS AIM TO KEEP HEALTH WORKERS IN SASKATCHEWAN
Jun. 15, 2007 - Saskatchewan health care workers can look forward to improved workplaces, reduced burnout and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government in January. |
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SASKATOON HEALTH REGION AWARDED EMPLOYEE RETENTION GRANTS
Jun. 15, 2007 - Saskatoon Health Region's health employees can look forward to improved workplaces, reduced burnout and more professional development opportunities, thanks to retention grants introduced by the provincial government this past January. |
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SASKTEL WIRELESS INTERNET NOW IN HIRSCH AND MACOUN AREAS
Jun. 15, 2007 - Hirsch, Macoun and their surrounding areas will now be able to enjoy the benefits of SaskTel's Wireless Internet service. |
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CENTENNIAL WIND POWER FACILITY RIDES THE WIND TO A GREAT FIRST YEAR
Jun. 14, 2007 - Powered by the steady winds of southwest Saskatchewan, the 150-megawatt Centennial Wind Power Facility has completed its first year with a 42.4 per cent capacity factor - a rating in the top ten per cent of wind power facilities around the world. |
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NEW PLAN ATTACKS CLIMATE CHANGE IN SASKATCHEWAN
Jun. 14, 2007 - Saskatchewan has an aggressive new plan to address the major challenge of climate change and to continue growing its energy sector. |
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2007 SPIRIT AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Jun. 13, 2007 - Community Resources Minister Kevin Yates today announced the winners of the second annual Spirit Award For Community-Based Organizations (CBOs). |
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CANWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENT SERVICE
Jun. 13, 2007 - Regional Economic and Co-operative Development Minister Lon Borgerson on behalf of Community Resources Minister Kevin Yates, today presented the Canwood Housing Authority with a 2007 Spirit Award, in recognition of its excellence in service delivery. |
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FISHING LAKE FLOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRESS UPDATE
Jun. 13, 2007 - Details on progress toward relieving the emergency flood situation at Fishing Lake and Waldsea Lake were announced today. |
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ISC HONOURS 32 HUMBOLDT-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 13, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 32 Humboldt-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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ISC HONOURS 53 YORKTON-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 13, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 53 Yorkton-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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MORE MONEY ANNOUNCED FOR YOUTH ENTREPRENEURS
Jun. 13, 2007 - Young entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan now have access to even more funding to help them get their business going. |
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PROVINCE SUPPORTS LAWSUIT BY FRIENDS OF THE WHEAT BOARD
Jun. 13, 2007 - The Province of Saskatchewan is showing their support for the Friends of the Canadian Wheat Board in their legal fight against the federal government over its handling of changes to the Board's single desk marketing authority. |
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SASKATCHEWAN PROCLAIMS NATIVE PRAIRIE APPRECIATION WEEK 2007
Jun. 13, 2007 - Agriculture and Food Minister Mark Wartman and Environment Minister John Nilson have jointly proclaimed June 17 - 23 as Saskatchewan's 9th annual Native Prairie Appreciation Week. |
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SASKATCHEWAN RIVERS RECEIVES OVER $11,000 FOR CHILD AND YOUTH SUMMER PROJECTS
Jun. 13, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund is providing three Saskatchewan Rivers community-based organizations with $11,200 for child and youth summer projects. |
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ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM CELEBRATES ITS 80TH PARTNERSHIP
Jun. 12, 2007 - The Government of Saskatchewan today signed an Aboriginal Employment Development Program (AEDP) partnership agreement with the North West Catholic School Division #16 to increase job opportunities for Saskatchewan Aboriginal people. |
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CABINET MANUFACTURER FINED FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH SAFETY STANDARDS
Jun. 12, 2007 - A Saskatoon cabinet manufacturer has been fined after violating occupational health and safety legislation that could have prevented a serious workplace accident last April. |
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CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FINED FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH SAFETY STANDARDS
Jun. 12, 2007 - Brunner's Construction Ltd. of Saskatoon pled guilty to contravening occupational health and safety legislation and was fined $3,250 in Saskatoon Provincial Court. |
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GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR WEST FLAT COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL
Jun. 12, 2007 - The West Flat Community Preschool will receive $148,000 in support from the provincial government. |
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ISC HONOURS 60 SASKATOON-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 12, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 60 Saskatoon-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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PROVINCE COMMITS $80 MILLION TO DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUEL PRODUCTION FACILITIES
Jun. 12, 2007 - Premier Lorne Calvert today unveiled an $80 million strategy to assist producers and communities in the construction and expansion of transportation ethanol or biodiesel (biofuels) production facilities in the province. |
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AGRICULTURE KNOWLEDGE CENTRE BULLETIN: ANTHRAX PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING IN LLOYDMINSTER
Jun. 11, 2007 - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recently confirmed a case of anthrax in the Lloydminster area. |
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CAREERS, DREAMS AND OPPORTUNITIES RIGHT HERE IN SASKATCHEWAN
Jun. 11, 2007 - Job seekers and employers are once again being encouraged "go where the jobs are" by visiting www.saskjobs.ca. |
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CROP REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 10, 2007
Jun. 11, 2007 - Seeding of the 2007 crop is now 96 per cent complete, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food's weekly crop report. |
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CROWNS 2006 PAYEE DISCLOSURE REPORT TABLED
Jun. 11, 2007 - Crown Investments Corporation (CIC) has tabled the 2006 Payee Disclosure Report for CIC and its Subsidiary Crowns with the Crown and Central Agencies Committee. |
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SASKATCHEWAN PROCLAIMS ABORIGINAL HISTORY MONTH
Jun. 11, 2007 - The Province of Saskatchewan has proclaimed June 2007 as Aboriginal History Month in recognition of First Nations, Métis and Inuit people's contributions to Canada. |
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SEIMA IS WORKING TOWARD A MORE REPRESENTATIVE WORKFORCE
Jun. 11, 2007 - The Government of Saskatchewan today signed an agreement with the Saskatchewan Environmental Industry and Managers Association (SEIMA) to increase invovlement in environmental industry development opportunities for Saskatchewan Aboriginal people. |
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NORTHEAST RECEIVES OVER $38,000 FOR CHILD AND YOUTH SUMMER PROJECTS
Jun. 09, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund is providing 13 northeast community-based organizations with $38,200 for child and youth summer projects. |
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A RECORD MAY FOR JOBS
Jun. 08, 2007 - Saskatchewan's economy continues to roll, with the best May ever for jobs and the 14th straight month for record job numbers. |
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PREMIER TO DISCUSS SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE WITH WESTERN GOVERNORS
Jun. 08, 2007 - Premier Lorne Calvert will attend the Western Governors' Association (WGA) 2007 Annual Meeting in Deadwood, South Dakota, June 9-12, where the topic of environmentally sustainable energy development will be a primary focus. |
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PROVINCE ANNOUNCES OVER $1.3 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS
Jun. 08, 2007 - The Government of Saskatchewan today announced $1.375 million in funding to five agricultural organizations in the province. |
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PROVINCE IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN SASKATOON
Jun. 08, 2007 - A new $20 million mental health facility to be built at the Royal University Hospital will create a better treatment environment that separates young people from adults. |
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SASKATOON HEALTH CARE PROJECT WINS NATIONAL AWARD
Jun. 08, 2007 - A unique Saskatoon health care initiative has received national recognition. |
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THE GEMINI AWARDS ARE COMING TO REGINA THIS FALL
Jun. 08, 2007 - The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television announced today that Regina will be the host city of the 2007 Gemini Awards. |
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COMPANY FINED FOR WORKPLACE SAFETY VIOLATIONS
Jun. 07, 2007 - Great Plains Auctioneers of Emerald Park has been fined $900 in Provincial Court in Regina after pleading guilty of contravening sections 156(a), 160 and 167(2) of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 1996 which relate to safety standards regarding forklift operation and maintenance. |
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DIAMOND LEGACY SPONSORSHIP
Jun. 07, 2007 - What do you get when you combine a grade five class, a giant inflatable duck and adults fishing for critters in a nearby pond? |
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ISC HONOURS 27 PRINCE ALBERT-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 07, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 27 Prince Albert-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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JUNE LAND SALE GENERATES $14.1 MILLION
Jun. 07, 2007 - June's sale of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights has collected $14.1 million in revenue for the province. |
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MOOSE JAW AND AREA RECEIVE OVER $13,000 FOR CHILD AND YOUTH SUMMER PROJECTS
Jun. 07, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund is providing five Moose Jaw community-based organizations a total of $13,918 for child and youth summer projects. |
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NEW SASKATCHEWAN SAVINGS BONDS EARN 4.2 PER CENT
Jun. 07, 2007 - The interest rate for Series 16 Saskatchewan Savings Bonds (SSB) has been set at 4.2 per cent. |
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RESULTS OF INDEPENDENT FOREST MANAGEMENT AUDIT RELEASED
Jun. 07, 2007 - The results of the second independent sustainable forest management audit conducted under Saskatchewan's updated legislation were released today, highlighting requirements for monitoring and reporting of forest practices in the province. |
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ISC HONOURS 28 NORTH BATTLEFORD-AREA FAMILIES
Jun. 06, 2007 - Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan today honoured 28 North Battleford-area farm families with 2007 Century Family Farm Awards. |
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PROVINCE LAUNCHES NEW AIRSHED ASSOCIATION
Jun. 06, 2007 - Saskatchewan's first-ever airshed association was officially launched by Environment Minister John Nilson today. |
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FEWER PEOPLE WAITING FOR SURGERY
Jun. 05, 2007 - The number of patients waiting for surgery in Saskatchewan continues to drop. About 2,600 fewer people are on the wait list than a year ago. |
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SECOND PHASE OF WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSULTATIONS BEGIN
Jun. 05, 2007 - Consultations on the second phase of proposed changes to The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 and regulations will begin immediately and wrap up August 31, 2007. |
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT UNDERWAY IN SASKATOON
Jun. 04, 2007 - Construction of Juniper Manor, a three-storey residential building featuring 43 new affordable rental units, officially began today with a sod turning ceremony in Saskatoon. |
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CROP REPORT FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 3, 2007
Jun. 04, 2007 - Saskatchewan farmers have seeded 85 per cent of the 2007 crop, which is up from 75 per cent the previous week but below the five-year (2002-2006) average of 91 per cent, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food's weekly crop report. |
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NEW MEMBERS JOIN PROVINCIAL YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Jun. 04, 2007 - The Provincial Youth Advisory Committee welcomed six new members as they met over the weekend at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. |
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PROVINCE ANNOUNCES GIFT TO HONOUR THE PRINCESS ROYAL
Jun. 04, 2007 - Premier Lorne Calvert announced today that the province is providing $2,500 to Parkland Therapeutic Riding Association (PTRA) and $2,500 to the Royal Regina Rifles Trust Fund. |
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PROVINCE TO UPGRADE ACCESS ROAD TO MISTAWASIS FIRST NATION
Jun. 04, 2007 - The Province of Saskatchewan is investing an estimated $3.6 million to pave the access road off Highway 3 to the Mistawasis First Nation in partnership with the First Nation and the RM of Canwood. |
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SASKATCHEWAN YOUTH AWARD PRESENTED
Jun. 04, 2007 - Premier Lorne Calvert presented the Saskatchewan Youth Award to five young people on Sunday. |
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TOURISM AWARENESS WEEK SHOWCASING PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES
Jun. 04, 2007 - Saskatchewan's dynamic and expanding tourism industry will be showcased during Tourism Awareness Week, starting today and continuing until Saturday, June 9, 2007. |
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CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS TO TAKE PLACE ON HIGHWAY 903
Jun. 01, 2007 - Highway 903 in northwest Saskatchewan will be improved during the 2007 construction season to better serve the local forestry industry, tourism and area residents. |
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OFFICIAL OPENING OF NEW DETOX UNIT IN MEADOW LAKE
Jun. 01, 2007 - Prairie North Health Region in partnership with Saskatchewan Health held the official opening of the Robert Simard Social Detox Unit today. |
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SASKATCHEWAN WELCOMES INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONFERENCE
Jun. 01, 2007 - Canada will be host to a major international business conference next week in Regina. |
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THE BATTLEFORDS RECEIVE $20,000 FOR CHILD AND YOUTH SUMMER PROGRAMMING
Jun. 01, 2007 - The Community Initiatives Fund is providing four Battlefords community-based organizations a total of $20,000 for child and youth summer programming. |
