Author Archives: Syndicated Content

What to expect from a future livestock processing facility near Perdue
A new federally-inspected livestock processing facility is under construction near Perdue, about 45 minutes west of Saskatoon. The facility plans to process cattle, hogs, bison and sheep. Kevin Hursh ...
Ryan Young Feb 10, 2026

Procurement minister says loans to Canada Post aren't a 'long-term solution'
OTTAWA - Federal Procurement Minister Jol Lightbound is defending the government's latest $1 billion loan to Canada Post but says federal support can't be a "long-term solution" for the Crown corporat...
Catherine Morrison, The Canadian Press Feb 10, 2026

Montreal police chief says officers' arrests in Toronto a 'sad moment' for policing
MONTREAL - The recent arrests of several Toronto officers in an organized crime investigation is a dark spot for law enforcement in Canada, but police services across the country do their best to guar...
Pierre Saint-Arnaud, The Canadian Press Feb 10, 2026

Saskatchewan funds 16 new sober living spaces in Regina
REGINA - Government of Saskatchewan announced it is providing more access to addictions services by funding 16 new second-stage sober living treatment spaces in Regina. The $863,000 in annual funding ...
SaskToday Feb 10, 2026

Leadership skills learned at Prairieland Youth Leadership Conference
The Prairieland Youth Leadership Conference was held over the weekend in Saskatoon. The event attracted nearly 40 4-H members from across the province. As the title suggests, the focus is on de...
Ryan Young Feb 10, 2026

Canadian ICC judge says Trump's sanctions won't stop her from doing her job
OTTAWA - When International Criminal Court judge Kimberly Prost goes on vacation, she needs to phone hotels in advance to explain that she can't pay for a room with a credit card - because she's been ...
Dylan Robertson, The Canadian Press Feb 10, 2026

Suspect pleads not guilty to murder in Vancouver Starbucks stabbing trial
VANCOUVER - A 25-second confrontation on the patio of a Vancouver caf left a man pushing a stroller lying in a pool of blood after he was stabbed six times in the chest, a British Columbia court has h...
Brieanna Charlebois, The Canadian Press Feb 10, 2026

Veteran defensive lineman James Vaughters signs with Saskatchewan Roughriders in CFL free agency
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed American defensive lineman James Vaughters. The six-foot-one, 256-pound Vaughters played 17 regular season games for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2025, re...
Dave Thomas Feb 10, 2026

Conservative MP requests to skip scheduled pay raise
OTTAWA - Conservative MP Mike Dawson says he can't "in good conscience" accept the pay raise members of Parliament are supposed to get in April because it's unfair when Canadians are struggling to kee...
Catherine Morrison, The Canadian Press Feb 10, 2026

Closing grain prices Tuesday, February 10
Below are today's closing net cash prices from Bunge's Moose Jaw Terminal. Amber Durum: 278.59 Feed Barley: 232.01 Canola: 617.23 (up 5.60) Kabuli Chickpeas: 595.25 Flax: 650.54 Red Lentils: 5...
Ryan Young Feb 10, 2026
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