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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe reflects on the big issues from 2022 in a year-end interview with CBC.

After the history of dinosaurs surfaced because of questionable assertions from an independent school curriculum in Saskatchewan, CBC spoke to a paleontologist to get the facts.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is set to release a policy paper next week focusing on the impact of federal policies on the province and how to "protect" against "federal intrusion" into provincial jurisdiction.

The Leader Post reported that while the rumor mill churns over the fate of a Regina steel mill, the employees of EVRAZ NA go to work thinking about what

Saskatchewan's NDP Opposition says the provincial government needs to provide $50 million in "emergency" funding to school divisions before budgets are finalized at month's end.

The final days of Saskatchewan's spring legislative sitting provided drama that overshadowed the events of the previous nine weeks, including the rare ejection of two MLAs from the chamber and an emotional goodbye from Opposition leader Ryan Meili.

The Saskatchewan government is defending its social income support program and its position on paid sick leave after Opposition calls for changes.

The Saskatchewan legislative assembly was the scene of some emotionally-charged debates and discussions this week, highlighted by a final three-hour back and forth between the premier and Opposition leader.

The Saskatchewan government's response to COVID-19 has seen a noticeable shift in recent weeks, coinciding with the removal of public health measures on Feb. 28. The change in direction was highlighted this week.

The president of the Saskatchewan NDP says party representatives are working to set the date and rules for an upcoming leadership race, with some preferring the earliest possible option of June.