U.S.–Canada Tariff War: Regina Should Prepare, Not Simply Wait
Regina cannot resolve the U.S.–Canada tariff dispute, but it can prepare for higher construction costs, supply disruptions and pressure on …
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Saskatchewan to add 50% levy to U.S. alcohol starting September 8
Saskatchewan will impose a 50 per cent levy on American-made alcohol ordered by retailers beginning September 8, a move that …
Regina council approves expanded Brandt role at REAL District amid transparency concerns
Brandt could operate four publicly owned REAL District facilities under a council-approved amendment. The decision raises questions about consultation, accountability …
Saskatchewan deficit rises to $825 million as health and flood costs climb
Revenue is expected to exceed the original budget projection by $331 million, driven mainly by a $320 million increase in …
Saskatchewan Records First Conviction for Charging a Foreign Worker for a Job
Saskatchewan has recorded its first conviction for unlawfully charging a foreign worker for employment, as officials and immigration professionals warn …
U.S. Arms Control Official Grilled in Congress Over Israel’s Nuclear Program and Russia Policy
Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Thomas DiNanno faced sharp questioning from Democratic lawmakers during recent …