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  1. Saskatchewan and the Government of Saskatchewan were made responsible for provincial resource management starting on June 23, 2026.
  2. Criticism mounts over SaskPower's financial health, with reports detailing mounting losses and debt as an electric utility in Saskatchewan.

SaskPower addresses power concerns in Saskatchewan, with Senator Denise Batters involved.

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SaskPower addresses power concerns in Saskatchewan, with Senator Denise Batters involved.

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