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Elections loom in three Canadian provinces

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Elections loom in three Canadian provinces

Housing, tax and energy costs are prominent on the agenda as British Columbia, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan all prepare for provincial elections in October.
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Saskatchewan plans ICU Expansion

Two requests for proposal will be issued this month to advance ICU expansion at Royal University Hospital.
Cleantech start-ups tapped for Sask tax credit

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Cleantech start-ups tapped for Sask tax credit

Saskatchewan-based deantech start-ups are newly included in a provincial incentive program that will convey up to $225,000 in non-refundable tax credits per annual investment to their investors.
Saskatchewan backs secondary rental suites

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Saskatchewan backs secondary rental suites

A new incentive program will offer Saskatchewan homeowners up to $35,000 toward the costs of building a separate rental suite at their primary residence.
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Saskatoon hospital opens seizure and epilepsy unit

Design input from patients and family members helped create a nurturing, home-like atmosphere for people with difficult-to-diagnose or difficult-to-treat seizures or epilepsy.
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First Nations celebrates multi-purpose health facility in Saskatchewan

The hospital will enhance primary care and mental health services throughout the three communities of Cote First Nation, Keeseekoose First Nation, and The Key First Nation.
housing targets

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150 new affordable homes coming to Saskatchewan

The Government of Canada has allocated $30 million in funding toward the construction of 150 new affordable homes in Saskatchewan under the Rapid Housing Initiative (RHI).
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Early work begins on Prince Albert hospital

Prince Albert Grand Council has partnered with the Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Health Authority on the project.
Saskatchewan backs secondary rental suites

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Heritage properties on 125th birthday wish list

Local councils and residents throughout Saskatchewan are urged to identify heritage properties within their communities leading up to the province’s 125th birthday in 2030.
Liquor store sell-off nears end in Saskatchewan

Canadian Facility Management & Design

Liquor store sell-off nears end in Saskatchewan

Significantly more revenue has been raised through the auction of the retail permits associated with the stores than from the sale of the properties themselves.
accessibility

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Sask tardy to enact accessibility standards

Proposed legislation comes more than seven years after a provincially appointed panel made the recommendation and more than 10 years after a strategy for people with disabilities was first promised.
Sask electricity rate set to jump 8% by April

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Sask electricity rate set for 8% jump by April

SaskPower will introduce a 4 per cent electricity rate increase on September 1, 2022 and another on April 1, 2023.
Saskatchewan parks to remain dry this summer

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Saskatchewan parks to remain dry this summer

Saskatchewan's legislative assembly has adjourned until October before making a decision about changing the rules around alcohol consumption in parks and other outdoor public places.
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Mill rate adjustments for Saskatchewan EPT

Saskatchewan's commercial ratepayers face an increase in the education portion of their property taxes due to a bump-up in the mill rate, but the spread across tax classes has been tightened.
Matching public-private funds go to EV chargers

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New EV chargers coming to Saskatchewan

A $2-million investment in the Saskatchewan Power Corporation will bring up to 40 electric vehicle fast chargers to the province by December 2023.
Dakota Dunes Resort

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Indigenous themes illuminate Dakota Dunes Resort

The Whitecap Dakota First Nation collaborated with designers on the new Dakota Dunes Resort in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan ends exemptions for smoke and CO alarms in older residential buildings

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Sask ends exemptions for smoke and CO alarms

Saskatchewan landlords and homeowners will have to install smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in older residential buildings that were previously exempt. Enforcement begins July 1, 2022.