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Saskatchewan minimum wage rises, but remains among Canada’s lowest (opens the original)
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Saskatchewan’s minimum wage has gone up: Today it jumped from $15.35 to $15.70, adding $14 in a 40-hour workweek. Despite the increase, Saskatchewan’s minimum wage remains the second-lowest in Canada, with only Alberta lower. Granted, Saskatchewan is known as a more affordable province. For instance, earlier this year, Saskatchewan’s Labour Relations Minister Ken Cheveldayoff said, “Our low personal tax rates also continue to make our province a great place to live, work and raise a family.” But
Record demand at Saskatchewan food banks as child patrons surge (opens the original)
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Record-high numbers of patrons are using food banks in Saskatchewan’s two largest cities, and many are children. According to Deborah Hamp, director of operations and engagement at Saskatoon Food Bank, more than 26,000 people walked through the organization’s doors in August. “That was the highest month ever,” she said. The demographics are wide-ranging, Hamp said, with some coming in for the first time and others being students trying to pay for their studies, rent, and food. Perhaps most alarm
Saskatoon’s Medical Arts Building hits market after 60 years (opens the original)
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For the first time in 60 years, Saskatoon’s Medical Arts Building is for sale. The six-story medical building on Spadina Crescent East, facing the South Saskatchewan River, was built in the 1960s. It currently houses a pharmacy, a plastic surgeon’s office, and an eye institute, along with other health-care services like ultrasounds and X-rays, as well as a café. As ownership changes hands, Colliers vice president Keith Webb said the services are all leasing the space. They’ll likely remain once
Saskatoon downtown arena referendum could cost $1 million: Mayor (opens the original)
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Saskatoon may hold a referendum on the future Downtown Event and Entertainment District project, but it won’t be cheap. A group is currently trying to collect 30,000 signatures in a little under three months in an effort to halt part of the project. If enough signatures are collected, the city would be forced into a referendum, where Saskatoon citizens could vote on whether to discontinue the downtown arena component of the project. Saskatoon last held a referendum in 2003, when 44,307 voters re
Melfort firefighters get their hands dirty saving horse in mud pit (opens the original)
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Melfort firefighters found themselves horsing around earlier this week. On Wednesday at around 7:30 a.m., Melfort Fire and Rescue received a call about a horse stuck in a mud pit. When crews arrived at the property, located between Melfort and Star City, Fire Chief Leonard Whitney said they saw the horse “completely covered in mud.” “You could tell that it had been trying to get out and was struggling inside the pit, and of course the water was cold,” he said, adding that it was unclear how long
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