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Sask. Premier Moe suggests retaliation possible as Trump tariff deadline looms

Moe says Saskatchewan wants to avoid tariffs in either direction, but options are open if the U.S. goes ahead with a 25 per cent tariff on March 4.

Canada Saskatchewan 9 hours ago

Sask. risking millions in funding if it doesn't sign on to National School Food Program: expert

One expert says that if the deal is anywhere similar to Manitoba's agreement with Ottawa, Saskatchewan could potentially lose out on $17 million over three years.

Canada Saskatchewan 12 hours ago

Premier Scott Moe says all pipelines through Sask. are now pre-approved. Experts say that doesn't mean much

Professor Andrew Leach, an economist at the University of Alberta, says Premier Scott Moe's comments are likely just political theatre.

Canada Saskatchewan February 28

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Barber, customer discuss importance of hair to Black identity

Lucky Okurame, the owner of Lucky Hair and Beauty Studio, was the first barber Vuyo Ginindza went to after he moved to Regina. From Nigeria and Eswatini, respectively, they've both been able to express themselves more freely here with their hairstyles.

Supreme Court sides with Métis Nation-Saskatchewan in land consultation battle with Sask. government

The Supreme Court of Canada has unanimously decided to dismiss an appeal from the Saskatchewan government, which was challenging portions of a judicial review request from Métis Nation-Saskatchewan that alleged the province failed to properly consult about a uranium project.

Canada Saskatchewan February 28

Oscars 2025: Who's likely to win, who should win — and how to sound smart at your Oscars party

Entertainment February 28

Sask. NDP calls for major infrastructure spending in response to U.S. tariffs

Canada Saskatchewan February 27

Sick of sick notes: Doctors say scrapping paperwork would save time better spent on patients

Canada February 27

Saskatoon priest defibrillated in courtroom after he's found guilty of sexually assaulting teen girl: lawyer

Canada Saskatoon February 27

Confused by Trump's many tariff threats? Here's what's going on

World February 27

Northern Sask. mayors launching community lobby group

Canada Saskatchewan February 27

Sask. NDP launches campaign, new website urging support for local businesses amid tariff threats

Canada Saskatchewan February 27

Sask. snowbirds selling vacation home in Arizona, say they can no longer live in Trump's America

Canada Saskatchewan February 27

U of S expert concerned about next flu season with U.S. opting out of World Health Organization

Want to save money by buying less? Here are tips for a 'no-buy' year

Science February 27

Experts say Sask. legislation meant to crack down on public drug use may worsen crime

Canada Saskatoon February 27

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