Saskatchewan Focus
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Saskatchewan is seeing legislative efforts to ease access to psilocybin therapy and a record number of its players drafted into the PWHL. Meanwhile, students are trekking to mark Treaty 6's anniversary, and a wildfire grant program faces criticism for being too small.
Speed cameras in Saskatchewan to return to ticketing soon, SGI says
Speed cameras across Saskatchewan are set to return to issuing tickets in August, according to the province's public auto insurance provider, SGI. The photo speed enforcement cameras were taken offline at the end of May due to the premature termination of the contract with SGI's previous vendor. Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has since secured a new vendor, Global Traffic Group Ltd., and …
Promising Crop Gives Saskatchewan Farmer Reason to Be Optimistic Amid Rising Costs
Saskatchewan farmer Jared Haight is feeling optimistic about his crops this year, describing them as visually impressive midway through the growing season. Haight, owner and operator of Hundred Acre F…
Southern Saskatchewan RCMP detachment ‘destroyed’ by fire, police say
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) detachment in Morse, Saskatchewan, was completely destroyed by a fire on Sunday evening. Police reported that the building was unoccupied when the blaze broke …
