Mayor Scott Wanting Province To Provide Funds To Help Protect Draper Properties From Future Flooding
Mayor Don Scott is calling on the provincial government to help fund the grant program for Draper residents. T...
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Mayor Don Scott is calling on the provincial government to help fund the grant program for Draper residents. T...
The active total of COVID-19 cases in Fort McMurray and the rural areas is slightly dropping. Dr. Deena Hinsha...
The president of SARM says additional province funding for rural municipalities will be put to good use. Premi...
Four Regina schools announced COVID-19 cases Thursday evening. One infection each has been found at McLurg Sch...
By Ryan Young Saskatchewan school divisions will be receiving nearly $29-million to support schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. The provincial government says 53 applications have been approved for the 3rd round of funding that will help school divisions, independent schools, and historical high schools with costs associated with sanitation and PPE, substitute teachers, and supports for students. In preparation for the fall, the province notes school divisions will receive $20.7-million for supporting student mental health, interventions for Grade 1 students who did not attend Kinde...