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Concerns around rising rural crime and health care will be among the key issues discussed at the SARM annual meeting, which opens Tuesday in Saskatoon. President Ray Orb says the provincial government...

  Saskatchewan farmland values gained over 14 percent last year, higher than the national average. Farm Credit Canada reports the average value of Canadian farmland jumped 12.8 percent last year ...

The Saskatchewan spring run-off forecast does not anticipate any flood related issues this year. Patrick Boyle with the Water Security Agency says there is a wide variation in water run-off potential ...

  The highways ministry says winter weights will be removed later this month. The ministry says this is the time of year when truckers must reduce the weight of their loads, as all secondary high...

Hopefully if you’re living in Southern Saskatchewan your snow shovel isn’t packed away just yet. The lower portion of the province could receive 10-20 cm of snow in another blast from old ...

SARM has launched a campaign to attract young people to join rural municipal councils. President Ray Orb says more young families are calling rural Saskatchewan home. He says having more young people ...

Adama Canada has announced it will continue to provide lambda products available to retailers and farmers across Canada. The decision comes after several months of consultations with retailers, farmer...

The province of Saskatchewan has a diverse group of spirited women creating change across the prairies every single day. Regardless of identity, faith, culture, class or occupation women in Saskatchew...

The province of Saskatchewan has a diverse group of spirited women creating change across the prairies every single day. Regardless of identity, faith, culture, class or occupation women in Saskatchew...

Premier Scott Moe has returned from a successful week-long trade mission to India. Last year, Saskatchewan shipped exports worth 1.4 billion dollars to India. Saskatchewan supplies more than half the ...