REGINA - Saskatchewan is saying no to lowering the legal drinking age to 18, even though some members of the government's own party want the change.Do...

Perhaps the most controversial aspect of the budget was the decision to increases various medical fees. Ultimately, the budget delivered yesterday won't break the bank -- assuming the government's fiscal projections are correct. This budget nudges the province in the right direction. But it leaves something to be desired.

REGINA - Election ads usually take shots at political opponents, but Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is taking aim at himself.Wall has released a video...

The NDP ran a campaign characterized by placating its union base. However, if the NDP wants to avoid becoming a permanent protest party, they need to expand their appeal beyond staunch NDP supporters. In order to do this, they should take a page from their party's policy playbook during the 1990s.

REGINA - Brad Wall's folksy charm and smooth talk helped him easily slide back into the Saskatchewan premier's office Monday.Wall led the Saskatchewan...

The Saskatchewan Party won its second majority government in a landslide on Monday. With almost all the votes counted, Brad W...

SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. - The Saskatchewan Party destroyed all comers in a historic landslide victory Monday, knocking off the Opposition leader and putt...

REGINA - After four weeks of knocking on doors and making promises, the central question that has emerged ahead of Monday's provincial election is not...

Saskatchewan will be voting on Monday and the polls indicate Brad Wall's Saskatchewan Party will be re-elected. But will the results in the Prairie pr...

YORKTON, Sask. - A Saskatchewan Party candidate in the Nov. 7 election has apologized for a remark he make during a forum in Yorkton earlier this week...

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - Brad Wall says the Saskatchewan Party will introduce GPS monitoring for high-risk violent offenders on parole if it wins the No...

The once-mighty NDP, led by rookie leader Dwain Lingenfelter, is poised for a humiliating defeat. There is a degree of panic in the party leadership and it is illustrated in their platform. Sensing little chance of winning, the NDP has resorted to old left policies in a desperate attempt to shore up support from unions.

REGINA - A re-elected Saskatchewan Party would introduce an income tax credit for first-time home buyers.Premier Brad Wall says the non-refundable cre...

SASKATOON - The race to the Nov. 7 Saskatchewan election began Monday when Premier Brad Wall asked the lieutenant-governor to dissolve the legislature...