Community safety and policing are the latest issues being raised on the provincial campaign trail.Sask Party Leader Scott Moe made a stop in Prince Albert on Thursday and announced a re-elected Saskatchewan Party government would make Saskatchewan neighbourhoods and communities safer by funding more police officer posi...

Health care and housing are top of mind for Saskatchewan seniors ahead of the provincial election this month. On Tuesday, 650 CKOM talked to Saskatoon seniors at TCU place about the changes they want to see in their province. For Sheri Hathaway, it's particularly in the health care and education sectors. Read more 'Die...

Both the NDP and Sask. Party each kicked off Wednesday with a health care promise to fulfill if elected. The Saskatchewan NDP issued notice of their plan to end rural ER service disruptions, if they become the governing party, while the Sask. Party noted they will extend coverage for glucose monitoring to both young ad...

The Saskatchewan NDP appears to be continuing its focus on health-care issues during the provincial election campaign, with party candidates set to hold press conferences today outside hospitals in three communities. The party has press conferences scheduled outside hospitals in Yorkton, Rosthern and Melville. The NDP ...

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe is promising to increase a set of tax credits for persons with disabilities if he's re-elected on Oct. 28. He says another four years with his party in government would see a 25 per cent increase in the Disability Tax Credit for adults, the Disability Tax Credit Supplement for childr...

Saskatchewan New Democratic Leader Carla Beck says her government would hire 100 police officers across the province if elected on Oct. 28. Beck has not provided a timeline on when she would meet that target but says she would work to get it done as soon as possible. She says $10 million per year would go to hiring Mou...