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		GOVERNMENT OF SASKATCHEWAN ENHANCES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Nov. 30, 2009 - Environment Minister Nancy Heppner today introduced a new act and amendments to two others that will significantly boost environmental protection in Saskatchewan, while also encouraging responsible economic development in the province.
		MINERAL INDUSTRY CELEBRATES 40TH ANNUAL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPEN HOUSE Nov. 30, 2009 - This week will be all about geoscience as more than 700 geologists and mining exploration company officials gather at the Delta Bessborough Hotel in Saskatoon, November 30 to December 2, for the 40th Annual Saskatchewan Geological Survey Open House.
		REPAIRS TO THEODORE DAM COMPLETED Nov. 30, 2009 - With work that had been initiated in late August, emergency repairs to the Theodore Dam are now complete, staving off the threat of dam failure.
		ROUTE SELECTED FOR YORKTON WEST TRUCK ROUTE Nov. 30, 2009 - The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure unveiled the approved route for Phase 2 of the Yorkton West Truck Route.
		SASKATCHEWAN ARCHIVES BOARD APPOINTS PROVINCIAL ARCHIVIST Nov. 30, 2009 - The province is pleased to announce that Linda B. McIntyre of Regina has been appointed the new Provincial Archivist of Saskatchewan.
		HUNTERS: TAKE CARE WITH FIRE Nov. 27, 2009 - With dry conditions across much of the province, the Ministry of Environment is asking hunters to be careful with fire.
		JOIN SASKATCHEWANS TEAM FOR THE 2010 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES Nov. 27, 2009 - Saskatchewan's Olympic Team is inviting the public to be part of history and help represent Saskatchewan on a world-stage.
		PROVINCEWIDE WINTER WEIGHT SEASON STARTS TUESDAY, DEC. 1 Nov. 27, 2009 - Highways and Infrastructure Minister Jim Reiter reminds truckers that winter weight season starts Tuesday for all applicable provincial highways.
		WADENA PREVAILS IN SGIS SEATBELT CHALLENGE Nov. 27, 2009 - The residents of Wadena have increased their own safety by buckling up, and now their community will get a safety boost as well.
		CELEBRATING THE OLYMPIC TORCH RELAY IN SASKATCHEWAN Nov. 26, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan hosted the province's 2010 Olympic Torch Relay cauldron lighters and Torch Relay community planning representatives at the Legislature today to celebrate Saskatchewan's Olympic spirit.
		CROP REPORT FOR THE PERIOD NOV. 18 TO 24, 2009 Nov. 26, 2009 - Saskatchewan farmers have 99 per cent of the 2009 crop harvested, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's Weekly Crop Report.
		EMS AND AIR MEDICAL REVIEWS COMPLETED Nov. 26, 2009 - Health Minister Don McMorris today released reports on Saskatchewan's road and air ambulance systems.
		GOVERNMENT HELPS VICTIMS OF CRIME COLLECT RESTITUTION Nov. 26, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan has launched a pilot program to help victims of crime collect restitution from offenders.
		SASKATCHEWAN RECOGNIZES INTERNATIONAL HOLODOMOR REMEMBRANCE WEEK Nov. 26, 2009 - This week, Saskatchewan residents will reflect upon the millions of Ukrainians who died as a result of the Holodomor, a man-made famine that took place in 1932-1933 under the regime of Joseph Stalin.
		UPDATE ON INVESTIGATION INTO TAYLOR BROS. CONCRETE FIRE Nov. 26, 2009 - Investigators from the Office of the Fire Commissioner (OFC) with the assistance of Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services have completed an investigation into a fire at Taylor Bros. Concrete in Saskatoon on November 21, 2009.
		WEEKLY EARNINGS SET ANOTHER RECORD Nov. 26, 2009 - Average weekly earnings in Saskatchewan have reached another all-time high.
		WOOD ALLOCATED TO FOREST COMPANIES AND FIRST NATIONS FROM THE PRINCE ALBERT FOREST MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT Nov. 26, 2009 - More than two million cubic metres of wood volume are set to be reallocated from the Prince Albert Forest Management Agreement (FMA) to a group of 10 northern forest companies and First Nations.
		YORKTON PILOT PROJECT AIMS TO ENHANCE SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Nov. 26, 2009 - People with intellectual disabilities who live in approved private-service homes in southeast Saskatchewan will soon have access to enhanced services thanks to a new pilot project announced today.
		GOVERNMENT PASSES CELLPHONE LEGISLATION Nov. 25, 2009 - Legislation banning the use of hand-held cellphones while driving, passed through third and final reading today and will become law Jan. 1, 2010.
		MINISTER BOYD WELCOMES C&C WOOD PRODUCTS TO SASKATCHEWAN Nov. 25, 2009 - Saskatchewan's forest industry has a new addition with the official arrival of C&C Wood Products in the province.
		PROVINCIAL PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO NETWORK GIVES USERS BREAK ON COSTS Nov. 25, 2009 - Potential users of the province's new public safety radio telecommunications network will see their monthly operating fees and purchase of compatible radios made affordable to them, Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Minister Yogi Huyghebaert said in an announcement today.
		PROVINCE INTRODUCES LEGISLATION TO PROTECT CONSUMERS BY REGULATING TICKET SALES Nov. 24, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan today introduced The Ticket Sales Act, following extensive consultations with industry and the public.
		TIPS FOR ATTENDING H1N1 FLU CLINICS Nov. 24, 2009 - In order to ensure smooth traffic flow in flu clinics and avoid long lineups, the Ministry of Health advises people wanting an H1N1 flu shot to:
		CANADIAN RESIDENT ANTLERLESS MULE DEER HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES Nov. 23, 2009 - Antlerless mule deer licences are available for purchase by Canadian resident hunters beginning November 23.
		GOVERNMENT CONGRATULATES SPECIALIZED POLICING UNITS FOR ARRESTS MADE IN DRUG, ORGANIZED CRIME AND INTERNET CHILD EXPLOITATION CASES Nov. 23, 2009 - Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Minister D. F. (Yogi) Huyghebaert acknowledged the successful work of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU), the Northern Drug Enforcement and Gang Unit and the Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit today in the Saskatchewan legislature.
		MULTICULTURAL WEEK PROCLAIMED IN SASKATCHEWAN Nov. 23, 2009 - The province is celebrating our diversity by proclaiming November 22 to 29 as Multicultural Week in Saskatchewan.
		PREMIER DECLARES GREEN WEEK IN SASKATCHEWAN Nov. 23, 2009 - Premier Brad Wall has declared the next seven days leading up to the Grey Cup to be "Green Week" in Saskatchewan and is encouraging everyone to show their Rider Pride by wearing Rider green to work, school, or wherever else they might be.
		SASKATCHEWAN HOUSING CORPORATION HONOURS VOLUNTEERS Nov. 23, 2009 - A luncheon honouring 12 Saskatchewan volunteers for more than a quarter century of service to their local housing authority will be held today in Regina.
		SASKATCHEWAN SCHOLARSHIP OF HONOUR RECIPIENTS RECOGNIZED Nov. 23, 2009 - Premier Brad Wall held a special luncheon today to recognize the 11 inaugural recipients of the Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour, which shows our admiration and respect for the sacrifices of Saskatchewan men and women serving in the Canadian Forces.
		CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON THE KNOWLEDGE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT AT SOUTHEAST REGIONAL COLLEGE Nov. 20, 2009 - Work on the Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute Centre of Excellence at Southeast Regional College got underway today following a sod-turning ceremony held at the College's Estevan campus.
		GOVERNMENT ENSURES FAIRNESS WITH POTASH PRODUCTION TAX CHANGES Nov. 20, 2009 - The government has made changes to Saskatchewan's potash production tax to ensure a level playing field for both existing potash producers and new companies entering the province's potash industry.
		MUSCOWPETUNG FIRST NATION PREVAILS IN SGIS SEATBELT CHALLENGE Nov. 20, 2009 - The residents of Muscowpetung First Nation have increased their own safety by buckling up, and now their community will get a safety boost as well.
		PREECEVILLE AREA CELEBRATES EXPANDED HEALTH CENTRE Nov. 20, 2009 - Staff and residents showed off their $10.4 million building expansion today at the grand opening of the Preeceville and District Health Centre.
		SASKWATER AND THE MOSAIC COMPANY SIGN CONTRACT WORK BEGINS ON MAJOR WATER PROJECT Nov. 20, 2009 - SaskWater and The Mosaic Company recently made it official, signing a contract making SaskWater the provider of non-potable water for the solution potash mine in Belle Plaine.
		CEASE TRADE ORDER EXTENDED Nov. 19, 2009 - A temporary cease trade order issued November 2, 2009, against Alena Marie Pastuch, Teamworx Productions Ltd., Idendego Inc., 101114386 Saskatchewan Ltd., and 101115379 Saskatchewan Ltd., has been extended.
		CROP REPORT FOR THE PERIOD NOV 11 TO 17, 2009 Nov. 19, 2009 - Good harvesting weather throughout most of November has allowed Saskatchewan farmers to harvest 97 per cent of the 2009 crop, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's Weekly Crop Report.
		MORE GROUPS FOR H1N1 VACCINATIONS ANNOUNCED Nov. 19, 2009 - The H1N1 flu vaccination campaign will be expanded the week of November 23 to include all people in Saskatchewan.
		PROVINCE WRAPS UP MASSIVE CONSTRUCTION SEASON Nov. 19, 2009 - A record $630 million investment in Highways and Infrastructure in 2009-10 resulted in 1,580 kilometres (km) of highway improvements completed or underway over the course of the 2009 construction season, which began in the early spring and wrapped up in late fall in most areas of the province.
		SASKATCHEWAN EXPERIENCES STEEP POTASH DECLINE AT MID-YEAR MARK Nov. 19, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan will maintain a balanced budget despite a significant decrease in revenue, mainly due to an unprecedented decline in potash sales this year.
		TEMPORARY CEASE TRADE ORDER ISSUED Nov. 19, 2009 - The Director of Securities Division of the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission (SFSC) issued a Temporary Cease Trade Order on November 17, 2009, against West African Industries, Allan Moen and Louis Supera.
		NEW LEGISLATION INTRODUCED TODAY PROTECTS HUNTING, FISHING AND TRAPPING Nov. 18, 2009 - Hunting, fishing and trapping are an integral part of this province's heritage. New legislation introduced today will ensure that in Saskatchewan, hunting, fishing and trapping are part of our way of life, now and in the future.
		PROGRESS ON YOUTH ADDICTION TREATMENT FACILITY Nov. 18, 2009 - A 15-bed youth inpatient addiction treatment facility in Prince Albert is a step closer to reality. The new facility will offer a four to six week treatment program for youth age 12 to 17.
		PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT CONTINUES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT: RELEASES $166 MILLION IN HIGHWAY CONTRACTS Nov. 18, 2009 - The provincial government issued the November 2009 Tender List for the 2010 construction season, featuring 38 projects with an estimated value of $166 million.
		ENVIRONMENT MINISTER SEEKS SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THE GOVERNMENTS GREENHOUSE GAS PLAN Nov. 17, 2009 - Environment Minister Nancy Heppner today introduced a government motion seeking support from the Legislative Assembly for the government's greenhouse gas reduction plan, which will result in real reduction of emissions in Saskatchewan.
		FIVE CITIZENS RECEIVE SASKATCHEWANS HIGHEST HONOUR Nov. 17, 2009 - Lieutenant Governor Dr. Gordon Barnhart invested five people into the Saskatchewan Order of Merit in Regina today.
		MORE GROUPS FOR H1N1 VACCINATIONS ANNOUNCED Nov. 17, 2009 - The H1N1 flu vaccination campaign will be expanded this week to include persons of all ages with an underlying health condition and students from Grade 7 to Grade 12.
		PREMIER BRAD WALL IN WASHINGTON THIS WEEK FOR MEETINGS WITH SENATORS, TOP WHITE HOUSE CLIMATE CHANGE ADVISOR Nov. 17, 2009 - Premier Brad Wall is heading to Washington Wednesday for three days of meetings with top Senators and President Obama's senior advisor on energy and climate change.
		PROVINCE FUNDS 21 NEW GROUP HOMES FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES Nov. 17, 2009 - People with intellectual disabilities will have greater access to residential and other services following the announcement today of more than $5.4 million in capital funding for 21 new group homes across Saskatchewan.
		PROVINCE FUNDS CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE TESTING Nov. 17, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan has renewed its commitment to control the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) with a $240,000 grant to the Canadian Co-operative Wildlife Health Centre at the University of Saskatchewan to conduct testing on samples that hunters submit.
		AGRICULTURAL CROWN LAND SALE PROGRAM EXTENDED Nov. 16, 2009 - Today Agriculture Minister Bob Bjornerud announced an extension to the Agricultural Crown Land Sale Program.
		GOVERNMENT LOOKS FOR OPTIONS TO IDENTIFY AND PROTECT BURIAL SITES Nov. 16, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan announced a new initiative to look at ways to preserve and catalogue cemeteries and burial sites.
		NORTHERN MUNICIPALITIES ACT UPDATED - ALLOWS CRIMINAL RECORD CHECKS Nov. 16, 2009 - The provincial government has introduced the Northern Municipalities Act, 2009, a consistent, strengthened foundation for municipal government which responds to specific needs, including allowing criminal record checks, of people in Saskatchewan's north.
		PROVINCE MOVES TOWARD NEW FUNDING STANDARD FOR DAY PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES Nov. 16, 2009 - People with intellectual disabilities will have access to better-funded, more personalized supports that meet their needs following the announcement today of a new funding standard for the province's day programs.
		CROP REPORT FOR THE PERIOD NOV. 3 TO 10, 2009 Nov. 13, 2009 - Dry and sunny weather over the past several days has allowed Saskatchewan farmers to make significant progress toward completing harvest.
		NEW ASSESSMENT AND STABILIZATION CENTRE FOR YOUTH OPENS IN NORTH BATTLEFORD Nov. 13, 2009 - Vulnerable youth 12 to 15 years of age will have a better quality of life with the opening today of a new $1.9 million assessment and stabilization service in North Battleford.
		REUSABLE SHOPPING BAGS AT SLGA LIQUOR STORES Nov. 13, 2009 - Beginning Nov. 14, SLGA liquor stores will be selling a reusable shopping bag and encouraging customers to ‘Bring Your Own Bag' to SLGA liquor stores to carry their purchases.
		SASKATCHEWAN ADOPTS PETROLEUM REGISTRY TECHNOLOGY Nov. 13, 2009 - The Saskatchewan government is partnering with Alberta to use web-enabled technology in order to help transform the way it does business with the province's oil and gas industry.
		SASKATCHEWAN INVESTS IN SHAUNAVONS RECREATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE Nov. 13, 2009 - Shaunavon will move toward completion of its new multi-purpose recreational facility, the Wickenheiser Centre, thanks to the Recreational Infrastructure Canada (RInC) program.
		SASKATCHEWAN LIFE SCIENCES GET BOOST FROM KANSAS CITY MISSION Nov. 13, 2009 - A Saskatchewan mission to Kansas City, Missouri to promote the province's resource and life sciences sectors by strengthening partnerships between the two jurisdictions has proven successful.
		FASTER WIRELESS DATA ACCESS FOR CACTUS LAKE AND GOODWATER AREAS Nov. 12, 2009 - SaskTel cellular network customers in the Cactus Lake and Goodwater areas now have access to faster data speeds thanks to the new EV-DO Rev A enhancement. EV-DO technology enables a host of wireless data services, including web browsing, content downloads and video streaming.
		NEW ADDICTIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS ANNOUNCED Nov. 12, 2009 - The provincial government has taken a step forward in fulfilling its mandate commitment to create a provincial addictions agency in Saskatchewan.
		PROVINCE WELCOMES NATIONAL CELLPHONE RECYCLING EFFORT Nov. 12, 2009 - Today, Saskatchewan welcomed a new industry-led recycling program that will make it even easier for people across the country to recycle their old cellphones.
		STRONG ECONOMIC GROWTH EXPECTED FOR SASKATCHEWAN NEXT YEAR Nov. 12, 2009 - Canada's leading economic forecasters are projecting that the Saskatchewan economy will bounce back from a temporary setback to become one of the top performers again in 2010.
		TEXTING AND HAND-HELD CELLPHONE USE WHILE DRIVING TO BE BANNED Nov. 12, 2009 - The Saskatchewan government is fulfilling its commitment to make provincial roadways safer by introducing legislation to ban talking and texting on hand-held cellphones while driving.
		BJORNERUD ANNOUNCES SASKATCHEWAN COYOTE CONTROL PROGRAM Nov. 10, 2009 - Today, Agriculture Minister Bob Bjornerud announced the Saskatchewan Coyote Control Program.
		CULTURAL OLYMPIAD 2010 AND SASKATCHEWAN PAVILION ARTISTS Nov. 10, 2009 - The Government of Saskatchewan announced today that both Jack Semple and Jason Plumb will participate at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
		MEADOW LAKE AND MARTENSVILLE ARE OFFICIALLY SASKATCHEWAN CITIES Nov. 10, 2009 - Martensville and Meadow Lake officially became Saskatchewan's 14th and 15th cities following municipal elections held last week.
		MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS MINISTER HIGHLIGHTS UNPRECEDENTED MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT AT SARM MID-TERM CONVENTION Nov. 10, 2009 - Municipal Affairs Minister Jeremy Harrison highlighted municipal investment, growth and momentum in his mid-term update at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) Mid-Term convention today.
		NEW H1N1 CATEGORY ANNOUNCED Nov. 10, 2009 - The H1N1 flu vaccination campaign will be expanded to include another small risk group, in addition to the risk groups announced late last week.
		PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GRANTS 500 GENERAL PROFICIENCY AWARDS Nov. 10, 2009 - The Ministry of Education, through the Saskatchewan General Proficiency Awards program, has awarded 500 students from across Saskatchewan with a $400 scholarship.
		ANNUAL SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE HONOURS VETERANS Nov. 09, 2009 - A wreath was laid this morning at the Saskatchewan War Memorial by Premier Brad Wall as part of the government's annual Service of Remembrance for the Public Service.
		GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES CHILD WELFARE REVIEW Nov. 09, 2009 - Today, Social Services Minister Donna Harpauer announced that the Government of Saskatchewan will undertake a comprehensive review of child welfare in the province.
		SASKATOON GEARS UP FOR OLYMPIC TORCH CELEBRATIONS Nov. 09, 2009 - Olympic Gold Medalist Joan McCusker was in Saskatoon today to build pride and excitement leading up to the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay.
		CBO WORKERS APPRECIATION DAY PROCLAIMED Nov. 06, 2009 - The province has proclaimed November 6, 2009, as CBO Workers Appreciation Day in recognition of the tremendous work being done by the staff of the hundreds of community-based organizations (CBOs) across Saskatchewan.
		CROP REPORT FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER 27 TO NOVEMBER 2, 2009 Nov. 06, 2009 - A slight improvement in weather conditions over the last few days has allowed some producers in some parts of the province to get back into their fields, but harvest is still behind schedule, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's Weekly Crop Report.
		DOMED STADIUM FEASIBILITY STUDY UPDATE Nov. 06, 2009 - The feasibility study on building a domed all-weather entertainment facility in Regina has reached its mid-way point following completion of extensive stakeholder consultations.
		GED HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENT FOR 2008 ANNOUNCED Nov. 06, 2009 - Advanced Education, Employment and Labour Minister Rob Norris was in Saskatoon today to present Terry Lamers with the 2008 General Educational Development (GED) National Award for Outstanding Achievement for the province of Saskatchewan.
		OLYMPIC FLAME ARRIVES IN LA RONGE TOMORROW Nov. 06, 2009 - The Olympic torch is making its first visit to Saskatchewan in advance of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games. Tomorrow, La Ronge and area residents will celebrate the arrival of the Olympic Torch.
		SASKATCHEWAN CROP INSURANCE DEADLINE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 1 Nov. 06, 2009 - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance (SCIC) recognizes there is a significant amount of crop left out in the field and will extend the deadline for 2009 claims and extension requests from November 15 to December 1.
		SASKATCHEWAN RECORDS CANADAS LOWEST UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FOR THE FIFTH STRAIGHT MONTH Nov. 06, 2009 - Saskatchewan's unemployment rate of 5.3 per cent (seasonally adjusted) is once again the lowest in Canada, while Saskatoon and Regina have the lowest unemployment rates among Canadian cities, according to the October Labour Force Survey released today by Statistics Canada.
		HONOURING CADETS IN SASKATCHEWAN Nov. 05, 2009 - Today Provincial Secretary June Draude and Military Liaison for the Province of Saskatchewan D.F. (Yogi) Huyghebaert announced a new program to recognize excellence in Saskatchewan Cadets corps.
		MORE RISK GROUPS ADDED TO H1N1 VACCINATION CAMPAIGN Nov. 05, 2009 - With an anticipated amount of up to 60,000 new doses to be received in Saskatchewan next week, the H1N1 flu vaccination campaign will be expanded to other risk groups.
		SASKTEL COMPLETES DIVESTITURE OF DIRECTWEST CANADA WITH SALE OF WINNIPEG ASSETS Nov. 05, 2009 - SaskTel today announced it has reached an agreement with Lester Communications Inc. to sell the Winnipeg assets of DirectWest Canada, a SaskTel company, for $31,732.28.
		SASKTEL IMPROVES WIRELESS COVERAGE IN CANDO AND MEACHAM AREAS Nov. 05, 2009 - SaskTel today announced digital cellular coverage improvements in the Cando and Meacham areas. Customers in the Cando area can expect improved coverage along Highway 4 between North Battleford and Biggar.
		SEVEN CITIZENS RECEIVE SASKATCHEWANS HIGHEST HONOUR Nov. 05, 2009 - Lieutenant Governor Dr. Gordon Barnhart invested seven people into the Saskatchewan Order of Merit in Saskatoon today.
		PROVINCE HOSTS PACIFIC NORTHWEST ECONOMIC REGION WINTER MEETING Nov. 04, 2009 - A major gathering of government and business leaders from Canada and the U.S. takes place in Regina this week.
		PROVINCE KICKS OFF YEAR OF THE MÉTIS Nov. 04, 2009 - Métis pride shone today in the Rotunda at the Legislative Building where Premier Brad Wall, accompanied by Métis Nation - Saskatchewan President Robert Doucette and First Nations and Métis Relations Minister Bill Hutchinson, officially proclaimed 2010 as the Year of the Métis in Saskatchewan.
		SASKENERGY RATE DECREASE APPROVED Nov. 04, 2009 - The government today approved a 12.6 per cent decrease to SaskEnergy's natural gas commodity rate, resulting in the lowest natural gas rate in nine years.
		SASKTEL HIGH SPEED INTERNET SERVICE FOR LANG Nov. 04, 2009 - Residents of Lang will now be able to enjoy the benefits of SaskTel High Speed Internet service.
		CEASE TRADE ORDER ISSUED Nov. 03, 2009 - The Director of the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission, Securities Division has issued a Temporary Cease Trade Order against Alena Marie Pastuch, Teamworx Productions Ltd., Idendego Inc., 101114386 Saskatchewan Ltd., and 101115379 Saskatchewan Ltd.
		GOVERNMENT HOUSE RECEIVES 1,000 TULIPS FROM THE NETHERLANDS Nov. 03, 2009 - Thanks to a generous gift from the Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1,000 Triumph tulip bulbs named Orange Cassini will be planted in the Netherlands Memorial Garden and Edwardian Gardens at Government House this fall.
		H1N1 FLU SHOTS EXPANDED TO PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN Nov. 03, 2009 - H1N1 vaccination will be expanded across the province later this week and next to include school age children from Kindergarten to Grade 6.
		INCOME PROGRAM OPENS TO PEOPLE WITH LONG-TERM DISABILITIES Nov. 03, 2009 - People with significant, long-term disabilities no longer have to rely on social assistance following the launch of the province's new Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability program (SAID).
		JUSTICE MINISTER SUPPORTS ORGANIZED CRIME MEASURES, MISSING PERSONS DATABASE AT NATIONAL MEETING Nov. 02, 2009 - Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan voiced his support for the actions taken by the federal government to address organized crime and to hold accountable people who commit serious crimes when the Federal, Provincial and Territorial Ministers responsible for justice and public safety met in Fredericton, New Brunswick last week.
		MANUFACTURING WEEK PUTS THE SPOTLIGHT ON SASKATCHEWAN INNOVATION AND COMPETITIVENESS Nov. 02, 2009 - One of the province's economic success stories is being profiled with the start of Saskatchewan Manufacturing Week at an event in Regina today, the first of a series being held over the next several days around the province.
		MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS AND INFRASTRUCTURE READY FOR WINTER ROAD MAINTENANCE Nov. 02, 2009 - The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure is ready to clear Saskatchewan highways of ice and snow this winter - even if regular snow plow operators fall ill due to increased flu activity.
		REPORTS ON LOSSES TABLED Nov. 02, 2009 - The most recent quarterly reports on losses of public money within government ministries and Crown corporations have been tabled with their respective legislative committees.
		SASKATCHEWAN CELEBRATES PARALYMPIC SCHOOL WEEK Nov. 02, 2009 - Today, Deputy Premier and Education Minister Ken Krawetz proclaimed November 2 to 6, 2009 as Paralympic School Week in Saskatchewan.

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