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The Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly played host to an unprecedented chain of events this week when the Speaker read a private text he'd received from Saskatchewan's deputy premier, leading to the ejection of another high-ranking member.

The one-time coach of the Regina Pats has entered pleas of not guilty to assault and sexual assault charges.

A Saskatchewan political analyst says the provincial government's 2023 speech from the throne was "incremental."

Saskatchewan MLAs return to the legislature Wednesday for the official start of the new session with the speech from the throne.

The Saskatchewan government will set its political agenda for the upcoming year with a throne speech on Oct. 25, but that agenda will likely be overshadowed by this week's emergency legislative session and the introduction of a controversial new bill.

A Saskatchewan Ministry of Education official's sworn affidavit says it took nine days to create the government's school naming and pronoun policy.

Real estate investors are drawing back from Toronto as high interest rates, construction costs and remote work take a deeper toll. Read on

Saskatchewan's 2023-24 budget boasts a $1-billion surplus, but no substantial tax relief. That has the government facing criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.

Saskatchewan Opposition Leader Carla Beck recently sat down with CBC for a year-end interview and discussed her move to NDP leader, what she learned meeting with people during her summer tour, and the challenge of taking on the Saskatchewan Party.