Provincial News

Saskatchewan feeder cattle prices were supported again by cattle futures, keeping prices at or near record highs.

REGINA - Saskatchewan will become a carbon tax free province on April 1, but how that move will impact the province’s finances remains to be seen.

REGINA - Alarm was expressed on both sides of the aisle at the Saskatchewan Legislature over news that US President Donald Trump will be restoring Russia’s access to the world market for agricultural and fertilizer exports.

SASKATOON—The looming threat of potential tariffs on all Canadian goods will affect investments and trade as Saskatchewan and the entire country wait on whether or not President Trump moves forward with his proposal of a 25 per cent tax on all produc

REGINA - The opposition New Democrats were still fuming on Wednesday on word that the spring sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislature won’t start until March 19.

REGINA - It's official, the Saskatchewan Legislature will resume on March 19. That is the word in a news release from the province Tuesday.

Saskatchewan's Minister of Trade and Export Development Warren Kaeding is doing a trade mission of his own in Vietnam and Singapore.

History was made when Laurel Feltin became Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM). Feltin is the first woman in SARM's history to hold the role of Executive Director.

REGINA - Premier Scott Moe is set to head to Washington D.C. next week as part of the Council of the Federation joint mission on trade.

REGINA - The Government of Saskatchewan's Crown oil and natural gas public offering, held on Feb. 4, raised $3,039,589 for the province, with the southeast area generating approximately 90 per cent of the revenue.