Political leaders across Canada are considering placing people into forced drug treatment programs. Alberta is funding the creation of two of centres for that purpose and Saskatchewan is considering following its lead.

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.

Court’s ruling lets Métis Nation Saskatchewan proceed with its legal action against the province, after permits were granted three years ago in northwest Saskatchewan near Patterson Lake

Saskatchewan led all provinces in private capital investment growth in 2024, with an increase of 17.3 per cent over 2023. The province is also expected to lead the nation in overall capital investment growth in 2025.

In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the Métis Nation—Saskatchewan’s [MN-S] 2021 challenge of uranium exploration permits issued for lands they claim title to without consultation did not amount to an abuse of process as the province claimed.

In Saskatchewan, the steady increase in land values has placed family farms at the centre of this phenomenon. According to Statistics Canada, the average value per acre of farmland and buildings ...

The former Canadian women's team national coach also spoke about the growth of basketball in Canada, and the WNBA's arrival.

There currently aren’t any facilities in Canada able to enrich uranium, which is a process where the presence of U235 isotopes is increased in order to power many other nuclear reactors, including newer technologies such as the eVinci Micro Reactor, which is currently under development.

Saskatchewan has declared all pipeline permits pre-approved to boost Canada’s energy security and reduce reliance on U.S. markets.

Food, Lawrence MacAulay, and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister, Daryl Harrison, have announced continued funding and commitment through the 2025 Crop Insurance Program, administered by the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC).

Canada's AAA ratings withstand U.S. tariffs, but provinces like Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia face economic threats. Tariffs affect exports, growth, and government budgets,

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an appeal from the Saskatchewan government over a lawsuit alleging a Metis organization wasn’t consulted over uranium exploration permits.