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Finance Minister Jim Reiter says only 900 spots are left available to target specific sectors and meet labour market challenges.

REGINA — Saskatchewan's deputy premier says the constantly shifting announcements from the United States on tariffs are "ridiculous" and raise concerns that the turmoil is now the new normal.

Other organizations also announced on Friday that they are in the process of taking back Sainte-Marie's honours.

Rick Fernandes, Federated Co-operatives Ltd., Saskatchewan's largest liquor retailer, said it's up to local stores if they want to sell their remaining U.S. alcohol.

Political opponents pounce upon word Saskatchewan is one of two provinces not signed to extension of of $10-a-day child care.

Opposition NDP blasts Premier Scott Moe for a delayed response to the tariffs announced this week by President Donald Trump.

Finance Minister Jim Reiter must factor in unpredictable tariff calculations, but government says it will be in strong position.

Premier Scott Moe also pauses capital projects and puts priority on Canadian suppliers in procurement in response to Trump tariffs.

Moe says government procurement will also focus on prioritizing Canadian suppliers.

During this time period, six search warrants were executed in locations across Saskatchewan.