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Christmas messages, top political stories of 2024, Harrison rebukes updated clean energy standards, and Trudeau weighs his options as he shuffles his cabinet.
Feds abandon net-zero by 2035, Trudeau says Liberals like a family but ‘fight around the holidays’, Beck pledges to work with Moe around US relations, and Saskatoon Planning Commission hears downtown plan.
Fallout continues from Freeland's resignation, Commissioner rules on Cockrill conflict-of-interest complaints, and Moe in Toronto and Beck in Regina.
Freeland resigns from cabinet, Moe provides an update from the Council of Federation, and binding arbitration hearings begin in Saskatoon.
Moe calls for federal election as Trudeau weighs export tariffs, Ottawa orders end to Canada Post strike, and Saskatoon council holds emergency meeting as count reveals 1,500 homeless.
Tensions between Trudeau and Freeland ahead of fall economic statement, Regina council forgives unpaid Roughrider rent, and Moe heads to Council of Federation meetings in Toronto.
Moe's approval rating rebounds following the election, Premiers meet with the Prime Minister to talk tariffs as Trump trolls, and $200,000 recruitment incentive for emergency docs.
MLAs adjourn legislature for winter break, government launches an investigation into alleged racism and workplace culture at Regina hospitals, and a North Battleford councilor faces criminal charge.
Regina council to vote on pool location motion, Oxbow residents flag health care concerns after writing to minister, and the CFIB warns of 'hot mess' ahead of GST Holiday.
Bernadette McIntyre Announced as the 24th Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, Regina and Saskatoon councils look to adress homelessness, and the NDP put forward motions last week related to high northern food prices and former MLA Gary Grewal.
Electrical grid updates coming to Sask. with $265M investment, Canadians split on emissions cap for Oil & Gas sector, Regina council holds its first executive council meeting.
Government introduces Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act, carbon tax removed on home heating, and a Saskatoon councillor was tapped as CEO of Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation.
