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Saskatchewan sisters convicted of murder in 1994 to receive new appeal (opens the original)
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A pair of Saskatchewan sisters are receiving a new appeal more than three decades after their convictions in a murder case. Announced Thursday, Canada’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General Sean Fraser ordered a new appeal in the case of Odelia and Neressa Quewezance. In 1994, the two sisters were convicted of second-degree murder in connection to the 1993 death of 70-year-old Anthony Dolff of Kamsack, Sask. They were sentenced to life in prison. In a statement to The Canadian Press, the sis
Bell AI data centre project near Regina to quadruple in size (opens the original)
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The size and scope of the Bell AI data centre near Regina have quadrupled, according to the Government of Saskatchewan. Prime Minister Mark Carney, Premier Scott Moe and Bell Canada CEO Mirko Bibic made the announcement at the Canada Investment Summit Monday afternoon. The project is now expected to bring a total estimated capital investment of more than $50 billion. Construction of the 300-megawatt facility will continue as planned. However, under the framework of Saskatchewan’s “Bring Your Own
Regina police employee charged with violating privacy, misusing database (opens the original)
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A civilian employee of the Regina Police Service (RPS) has been charged with violating privacy laws by misusing a police database. Katrina Caza has been charged with an offence under The Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act or LAFOIP. According to police, if convicted, Caza could be fined up to $50,000 or imprisoned for up to one year. An internal investigation launched in the spring revealed Caza improperly accessed the RPS internal database six times between 202
Saskatchewan says new data centres must be Canadian owned, supply their own power (opens the original)
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The Government of Saskatchewan says it’s prioritizing Canadian ownership and furthering Canadian data sovereignty with its new policy on data centre developments. “The reality is that AI is here, and it will play a significant role in our lives and our economy,” Minister Jeremy Harrison told reporters Thursday. “The real question is where the infrastructure that powers AI will be built and whose laws will govern it.” Harrison made the announcement at the site of Bell Canada’s AI data centre curr
Saskatchewan premier announces 50% tariff on American liquor (opens the original)
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says his government will be imposing a 50 per cent reciprocal tax on alcohol from the United States. Moe said the trade measures will be implemented Sept. 8. “Given the increased tariffs that the United States of America has put on Canadian and Saskatchewan goods, given the counter-tariffs that are in place, we need to protect ourselves,” Moe said. The trade action is in response to U.S. tariffs implemented on Aug. 22, which saw a 50 per cent tariff levied on Canad
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