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42 Saskatchewan Communities to Benefit from New Mobile Mammography Unit December 18, 2025 Starting in early 2026, a new mobile mammography unit will begin providing enhanced breast cancer screening services across Saskatchewan, serving 42 rural and northern communities. The new mammography unit will screen up to 7,500 patients annually.   Read more: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2025/december/18/42-saskatchewan-communities-to-benefit-from-new-mobile-mammograpghy-unit Back

Saskatchewan Exports Double National Average December 18, 2025 According to data from the Ministry of Trade and Export Development and the Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership, the province exported more per person than almost any other province in the nation last year. Canada’s exports averaged $18.8 thousand per person, while Saskatchewan’s exports were nearly twice

Saskatchewan Exports Have Global Reach December 18, 2025 Data from the Ministry of Trade and Export Development and the Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership show global demand for Saskatchewan goods remained high in 2024. The value of shipments from the province to the rest of the world totaled $45.3 billion last year.    Read more:

Construction Approaching 70 Per Cent Completion on Saskatoon’s New Urgent Care Centre December 16, 2025 Construction of the new Saskatoon Urgent Care Centre continues to progress, nearing 70 per cent completion. The project has completed essential aspects including the structure, roofing and interior framing. Drywall installation is actively progressing with electrical and mechanical work ongoing.

NDP Failed to Show Up for Saskatchewan People in 2025 December 16, 2025 Back

Saskatchewan Wholesale Trade Growth on Top December 12, 2025 Today, Statistics Canada announced Saskatchewan experienced a 12 per cent increase in wholesale trade (excluding petroleum, petroleum products, and other hydrocarbons and excluding oilseed and grain) from October 2024 to October 2025. This ranks first among the provinces. Month-over-month also increased 4.6 per cent, ranking second

New Cabinet Balances Experience with New Faces December 11, 2025 Premier Scott Moe made changes to his cabinet today, to ensure that Saskatchewan remains strong, safe and secure. Five MLAs are entering cabinet for the first time. All five were first elected in 2024. Eight ministers remain in their current portfolios, while four remain in Cabinet

Saskatchewan’s Provincial Parks Offer Unique Winter Experiences December 10, 2025 Provincial parks offer activities that include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, tobogganing, ice fishing, skating and more. Select parks will provide snowshoe rentals, and some local in-park businesses also offer warm dining options, unique accommodations, saunas and more. Visitors can find all winter offerings on the

More Communities Eligible for Rural and Remote Recruitment Incentive December 9, 2025 Saskatchewan’s Rural and Remote Recruitment Incentive program is expanding to the towns of Edam, Battleford and Hudson Bay, extending eligibility to a total of 73 communities. This incentive of up to $50,000 for a three-year return-in-service is offered to new, permanent full-time employees in

Supporting Families: Thomas Circle of Care to Operate New Community Respite Program in Regina December 8, 2025 The Government of Saskatchewan is partnering with Thomas Circle of Care to open a new community respite program in Regina, designed to provide short-term emergency care for children under 12 and help families manage crises safely and effectively.

Saskatchewan Research Council and Realloys Sign Historic Rare Earth Partnership Agreements, Advancing North American Independence in Rare Earths and Positioning the Province as a Global Critical Minerals Hub December 8, 2025 The Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Research Council today announced the signing of a suite of historic contracts with REalloys Inc., reinforcing Saskatchewan’s

Saskatchewan Introduces Compassionate Intervention Legislation for Addictions Treatment December 5, 2025 The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced legislation to support people with severe addictions who are not capable of seeking help despite serious health and safety risks. The Compassionate Intervention Act would allow for involuntary addictions treatment. Read more: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2025/december/05/saskatchewan-introduces-compassionate-intervention-legislation-for-addictions-treatment Back