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MN-S leads the way: New solutions to homelessness in Sask.

MN-S leads the way: New solutions to homelessness in Sask.

Saskatchewan conference unites to solve housing and homelessness issues.
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Marie-Jos茅e Houle: Building relationships, seeking justice for homeless populations

Marie-Jos茅e Houle: Building relationships, seeking justice for homeless populations

Uncovering complexities of homelessness.
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Gov'ts invest $405K to expand mobile early learning in rural Sask.

Gov'ts invest $405K to expand mobile early learning in rural Sask.

Prince Albert KidsFirst Regional among organizations that benefit.
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Child care providers concerned about lack of consultation

Child care providers concerned about lack of consultation

Daily Leg Update - Operators of child care express concerns, after last week's federal-provincial $10 a day child care agreement.
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Saskatoon native to lead M茅tis Nation education efforts

Saskatoon native to lead M茅tis Nation education efforts

MN-S welcomes Darryl Bazylak as director of education.
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Moe touts more money coming for municipalities

Moe touts more money coming for municipalities

Premier Moe announces municipal revenue sharing of $298 Million, its highest amount ever, at the SARM convention.
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Province quadruples physician incentive offering

Province quadruples physician incentive offering

$200,000 to attract more family physicians to rural and northern Saskatchewan
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Politicians react as Regina General ER goes on bypass

Politicians react as Regina General ER goes on bypass

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses issues tweets declaring 鈥淪askatchewan health care is a disaster鈥� in wake of hospital ER pressures.
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BATC optimistic, despite challenges facing Miwasin Kikinaw

BATC optimistic, despite challenges facing Miwasin Kikinaw

Receivership of the Lighthouse, landlords for BATC鈥檚 Miwasin Kikinaw Homeless Shelter, an issue they must deal with.
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NDP votes no to second reading of Sask. Marshals Service bill

NDP votes no to second reading of Sask. Marshals Service bill

NDP Critic Nicole Sarauer said there was opposition to Police Amendment Act from police services, but government majority voted in favour.
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