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Government Introduces New Public Spaces Act to Target Street Weapons
December 5, 2024 Today, government introduced The Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act to improve safety in Saskatchewan communities. The Act will allow municipalities and First Nations to opt in to new rules that regulate the possession, transportation and storage of items that may be used as street weapons, such as large knives, machetes or bear spray. “This […]
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Public Statement from the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan government regarding MNBC withdrawal from MNC
The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) acknowledges the recent decision by the Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) to formally withdraw from the Métis National Council (MNC). We respect MNBC’s autonomy and the challenging considerations that led to this decision. MN–S remains steadfast in our commitment to advancing Métis rights, self-determination, and governance within Saskatchewan and across the […]
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Opening of the First Session of the Thirtieth Legislature
November 25, 2024 Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Russ Mirasty, will formally open the First Session of the Thirtieth Legislature with the Speech from the Throne on Monday, November 25, 2024, in the Assembly Chamber of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. “The opening of the Legislature is a historic occasion that offers opportunities to witness our parliamentary traditions […]
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In final days as mayor, Charlie Clark reflects on 18 years in municipal politics – The Star Phoenix
Nov 13, 2024 Saskatoon Charlie Clark reminisced about his 18 years in Saskatoon politics as he cleaned out his office. Rather than looking ahead and hoping for another term in the public eye, Charlie Clark has been looking back on nearly two decades of public service in Saskatoon. After serving as mayor since 2016, and […]
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Jim Pratt – the Knowledge Keeper/Helper for the Office of the Saskatchewan Ombudsman – PA Herald
November 13, 2024 Jim Pratt grew up, for his first 17 years, on his home reserve, Muscowpetung Saulteaux First Nation, northeast of Regina and then set out to explore the world. After working several jobs, he applied and was accepted with the Regina Police Force, where he spent 25 years before retiring and going to […]
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Premier Moe Announces Smaller, Rural-Dominated Cabinet – Counsel
REGINA, SK – Following the Saskatchewan Party’s fifth successive electoral win on October 28th, Premier Scott Moe has announced his new cabinet, featuring a blend of seasoned MLAs and fresh faces, with each portfolio getting a new Minister. With five cabinet ministers defeated at the polls and a number deciding not to run again, Premier […]
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Premier Names New, Smaller Cabinet with a New Minister in Every Position
November 7, 2024 Premier Scott Moe today appointed a new, smaller cabinet, with a new minister in every cabinet position. “This is a new beginning – a new government with a new mandate from Saskatchewan voters, and today we have a new cabinet,” Moe said. “I know every minister is looking forward to taking on their […]
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Housing crisis: Clark prefers funding to Poilievre’s tax break – Sask Today
November 5, 2024 Saskatoon’s mayor, Charlie Clark, says it is too late now to change what has already happened. SASKATOON — Mayor Charlie Clark said Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s plan of pulling money from the Housing Accelerator Fund if the Tories were to form a government would jeopardize the projects that would address the housing […]
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Town of Battleford welcomes new CAO – Sask Today
“The staff in this office in Town Hall and our management staff are looking for some continuity, and Todd is committed here for the long term.” BATTLEFORD – The Town of Battleford was joined by its new CAO at its recent council meeting. Todd Francis officially started with the Town after leaving his prior post in B.C. […]
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Bobby Cameron will serve as FSIN Chief for a third term following election win – CTV News
Nov. 1, 2024 Bobby Cameron will serve another term as Chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN), following an election at Saskatoon’s TCU place on Thursday. Delegates from the 74 member First Nations gathered for two days of speeches, ceremonies, a trade show, and the all important vote for Chief, 1st Vice Chief […]
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