Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

The first crop report of the year says seeding has reached one percent across the Saskatchewan grainbelt. Provincial crops specialist Matt Struthers says seeding is well behind the five year average o...

Russia’s attack on Ukraine has opened a huge opportunity for Canadian biomass production. Mark Cooper is CEO of Prairie Clean Energy in Regina. He has just returned from the ARGUS world biomass ...

  Registration is now open for the 4th annual Empowering Women in Ag Conference, held during Canada’s Farm Show in Regina. The conference takes place on Wednesday, June 22nd at Mosaic stadi...

  The federal government has announced support of over 400 thousand dollars to Regina-based Prairie Oat Growers Association. The chair of the Prairie Oat Growers, Chris Rundel of Foam Lake, says ...

The Saskatchewan Party government is announcing an increase to the provincial minimum wage. October 1st of this year will see $1.19 put into the pockets of the province’s lowest earners – ...

  Saskatoon-based Nutrien is reporting record net earnings of 1.4 billion dollars in the first three months of 2022. Nutrien attributes the strong first quarter results to higher prices and stron...

Environment Canada says the unusual cold weather in April in southern Saskatchewan is expected to continue in May. Meteorologist Terri Lang says last month’s average of plus 1 in Regina is almos...

Days after testing positive for COVID-19, opposition leader Ryan Meili is bringing forward frank criticism of the Saskatchewan Party’s plans to “Live with Covid”. “We do have t...

In the air, on the ground, and in the water. No stone is being left unturned, as the search continues for a five year old boy on the Red Earth Cree Nation. Its now been two days, and two very cold sno...

The Saskatchewan government has announced enhanced tax incentives to expand the farm economy. Agriculture minister David Marit says the value-added agriculture incentive tax rebate and increases in th...