Alexander Quon

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Saskatchewan·NewA spokesperson for the marshals service did not identify the nature of the complaint or the identity of the service member. No details on who or the nature of the complaintA member of Saskatchewan's new provincial police service has been put on administrative leave before the service has begun operations.

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Saskatchewan·NewThe government refuses to answer questions on how it happened or what can be done so that a similar mistake can be avoided in the future. Expert says incident shows risk that comes with technologyAlexander Quon · CBC News · Posted: Apr 14, 2025 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 2 minutes agoA text exchange between Sask. Party MLAs and staff members as they planned a question during a legislative session. CBC has redacted the identifiable numbers in this image.

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Alexander Quon

With the constantly shifting threat of tariffs — some of which are already in effect — Saskatchewan's political parties are attempting to draw focus to local businesses. On Thursday, Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP introduced a private member's bill that, if passed, would proclaim the first Saturday of each month as "Buy Local Day" in Saskatchewan. "Designating one day a month, one day as Buy Local Day, is not a big ask.

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Saskatchewan·NewThe Official Opposition called the comments deeply hurtful and harmful to the Sikh community. Humboldt-Watrous MLA Racquel Hilbert made comment last month during a budget debateA Saskatchewan Party MLA has apologized for describing federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh as a terrorist. Racquel Hilbert, MLA for Humboldt-Watrous, rose in the legislature on March 25, during debate on the provincial budget.

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Alexander Quon

Saskatchewan is hoping to capitalize on the "uncertain political climate in the United States" and recruit doctors from south of the border. The provincial government said Wednesday it will partner with the Saskatchewan Healthcare Recruitment Agency to launch the "Saskatchewan is calling" campaign this spring. It will target several unspecified states through digital advertisements highlighting the benefits of working in Saskatchewan, according to the provincial government.