r/saskatchewan

Please explain to me why in Saskatchewan, do we sit back and just let ourselves get steamrolled by the government into building a data centre?

Seriously, something has to be done to revamp this program.

I try to be as patient as possible and understand that the caseworkers are probably being bombarded and yelled at all the time, but I can never get ahold of anybody.

Nobody returns calls or answers emails. What's the solution? Do I have to send a telegram?

Maybe I'll physically walk down to the office. I have great difficulty walking, so I should get there by next Tuesday.

Somebody please fix this program.

From [Kyle Anderson](https://x.com/i/status/2056138359958016472) on x.

I searched a bit, aside from a couple of other x posts this was all I found. [Rest In Peace Grizzly Patriot: Mark Freisen Was Taken From Us Far Too Soon](https://www.eastonspectator.com/2026/05/15/rest-in-peace-grizzly-patriot-mark-freisen-was-taken-from-us-far-too-soon/)

This may be a long shot, but can anyone tell me what to expect when I go do my written test for my 1A’s?
I tend to overthink stuff and this isn’t just some random test to me — my long-term career goals depend on getting my 1A’s, so I’m definitely feeling the pressure and hoping to pass first try.

For anyone who’s taken it recently — I’m not asking for a cheat sheet, I just want to know how it was like. Were there any parts that caught you off guard or things you wish you studied more? How hard would you rate it?

I know I can try again if I fail, I just want to avoid failing. I’m pretty confident in myself as well may I add; but I just can’t seem to stop overthinking.

A lot of high profile saline lakes in Canada seem to be from SK. Is there something about the province geography or geology compared to adjacent provinces to explain this phenomenon?

Just saw the post about Weyburn being the friendliest town in SK.

But I’m more curious about the least friendly town in Saskatchewan, and why.

I am based out of Saskatchewan.
So on Saturday, I made the decision to impulsively to sign a car dealership contract, and make a down payment.
I felt a bit rushed on everything, the dealer made me register the new vehicle so I did assuming I’d be walking out of the door with it… but they didn’t allow me to leave with it that day and instead gave me a loaner as said vehicle wasn’t “ready”.

So now, that I have sat and pondered/wondered. I no longer want the vehicle I signed for, but instead I would like a different vehicle from same dealership that does not cost more than current deal.

I am wondering if anyone has had any experience, signing a vehicle contract, NOT stepping foot in said vehicle, nor drove it off lot.
BUT has instead changed vehicles/contract with same dealer?
Is this a possibility at all???