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The provincial government will be providing $400,000 to Hospitality Saskatchewan to address labour shortages in the industry.

Motorists arent the only ones feeling the pinch of the recent carbon tax hike. Many operators are hesitant to pass along the added cost to customers for fear of losing business.

109th Grey Cup game will be played Nov. 20 while the 51st Canadian Western Agribition starts Nov. 28. The economic impact could be millions.

This New Years Eve marks another holiday impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, but Saskatchewan businesses have found creative and fun ways to help residents ring in 2022 with options for all comfort levels.

The pandemic has resulted in recommended small gathering sizes, allowing restaurants to keep up business while hotels face empty event spaces.

Members of the business and tourism industries gathered in Regina to discuss COVID-19 recovery strategies on Wednesday.

  REGINA -- As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact all types of business, local hotels are offering deals to keep customers coming in. Booking a vacation or even a business trip has been put on the backburner for many people because of the pandemic and provincial restrictions. “Reginas hotel industry has been simply decimated and weve gone from about a 57 per cent occupancy, to now were hovering around 20 per cent,” Tracy Fahlman, the President & CEO of the Regina Hotel Associati...