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Moe points to highlights so far at COP28

Moe points to highlights so far at COP28

Among the highlights for Premier Scott Moe on Wednesday is panel discussion with former Premiers.
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Wilkie: Woman’s death in custody to be investigated

Wilkie: Woman’s death in custody to be investigated

Woman taken into custody under the Mental Health Act.
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AI won't take your job… someone who is better at using AI than you are will.

AI won't take your job… someone who is better at using AI than you are will.

Microsoft upgrades Copilot to GPT-4 Turbo and DALL-E 3
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Weyburn’s Spirit Singers to join Greystone tour to Carnegie Hall

Weyburn’s Spirit Singers to join Greystone tour to Carnegie Hall

The Spirit Singers, a nine-member singing group at Grace United Church, will have the opportunity to perform on the prestigious stage of Carnegie Hall next May.
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P. A. police release photos in year-old cold case, seeks tips

P. A. police release photos in year-old cold case, seeks tips

Lawrence Lavallee was gunned down in Prince Albert in May 2022.
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Editorial: Slip into red may suggest a tired government

Editorial: Slip into red may suggest a tired government

Ultimately, the mid-term deficit might just be a tired government focusing on cosmetic legislation rather than finding solutions to the bad bottom line.
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Sustainable Saskatchewan ads at COP28 raising eyebrows

Sustainable Saskatchewan ads at COP28 raising eyebrows

Daily Leg Update - Minister Harrison fires back at criticism from NDP over cost of Saskatchewan ads on the Dubai metro line.
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'Cutting-edge' Sask. and Alta. artists reunite after 50 years

'Cutting-edge' Sask. and Alta. artists reunite after 50 years

Velma Foster, and her good friend Katie Ohe, once brought new life to Calgary's art scene over 50 years ago. In a recent exhibition, they reunited.
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As news is still shared on Facebook, Instagram, Meta may yet be regulated: St-Onge

As news is still shared on Facebook, Instagram, Meta may yet be regulated: St-Onge

OTTAWA — Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge has signaled that she would like to see Meta regulated under the Online News Act, as social-media users find loopholes to share news on its platforms.
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LSKYSD trustee challenges Weekes for Sask. Party nomination

LSKYSD trustee challenges Weekes for Sask. Party nomination

Following the restructuring of provincial election boundaries in 2024, Kim Gartner is seeking the nomination alongside Randy Weekes, the current speaker of the Legislative Assembly.
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