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CUPE Local 5430 called upon the provincial government to ensure the new Grenfell Pioneer long-term care home would be both publicly-funded and publicly-operated.

The Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC) announced Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) Industry Scholarships for 100 graduating high school students in 72 communities across the province on June 25.

Windy conditions continued in most of the province this week, but started to calm down in other areas.

As borders closed to contain the pandemic and supply chains for personal protective equipment became ultra-competitive, many countries began to look inward to find stable and safe supplies for these important items.

The recent COVID-19 pandemic highlighted just how important internet connectivity is to successfully manage remote work and schooling from home.

Following an announcement that the Government of Alberta will join Saskatchewan in enacting changes to prohibit sex offenders from changing their names, Saskatchewan and Alberta called on all provinces to enact similar changes to prevent sex offender

The Saskatchewan NDP is pushing for a Sask-First procurement model to ensure that Saskatchewan workers and companies get the chance to build Saskatchewan infrastructure.

The Government of Saskatchewan announced museums can begin opening on June 29 as part of Phase 4.2 in the government鈥檚 Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan.

The Government of Saskatchewan publicized their plans to create an office designed to synchronize nuclear policy and programs within the Climate Change and Adaptation Division in the Ministry of Environment on June 24.

There were 11 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan to report on June 23, bringing the provincial total to 753. Ten of the new cases were in the province鈥檚 far north. One case originated in the Saskatoon region.