Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan have used the Canadian Light Source to study a common agriculture byproduct to treat wastewater contaminated by antibiotics and other pharmaceutical che...

A woman accused of faking her death and that of her son before crossing the border into the United States has pleaded not guilty to the charges she faces in Canada. Dawn Walker, who appeared by phone,...

2022 weather stats show a colder than normal and drier than usual year for most of the Saskatchewan grainbelt. Environment Canada meteorologist Terri Lang says Regina, Estevan and Yorkton had temperat...

11 puppies are in need of care and attention after being rescued from a Saskatchewan home by the CC REZQ’S Organization. The dogs were abandoned, left to fend for themselves in the basement of t...

  This past summer, the federal government awarded over a quarter of its funding for research infrastructure projects to the University of Saskatchewan. Vice President Research, Baljit Singh note...

Today is National Ribbon Skirt Day — a day designated for Canadians to learn more about Indigenous identity and culture. The day is marked on January 4th, a day that saw a young girl returning t...

Today is National Ribbon Skirt Day — a day designated for Canadians to learn more about Indigenous identity and culture. The day is marked on January 4th, a day that saw a young girl returning t...

Grain markets are reflecting some volatility going into 2023. Pro-Market Communications president Errol Anderson says canola was a star in 2022 and prices seem to remain strong for the next few months...

  The Canadian Crop Hail Association says the industry set a record 10 billion dollars in hail insurance coverage this past year. President Scott McQueen of Saskatoon says farmers purchased recor...

Grain markets were mixed the holiday shortened week of December 30th. P.I. Financial commodity futures advisor Adam Pukalo says canola was up about 8 dollars per metric ton while spring wheat was down...