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Now that harvest is complete, farmers are turning their attention to next season. Part of the decision-making process is looking at which crops to plant based on prices. Chief Agricultural Editor of S...

Build and Protect. That is the theme of the Government of Saskatchewan's 2023 Throne Speech to kick off the legislature's fall sitting. Premier Scott Moe explained what his government is building upon...

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate steady at five per cent, but hasn't ruled out future rate hikes as price pressures remain high.   "With clearer signs that moneta...

The Saskatchewan Party government is to deliver the throne speech today and outline its priorities for the year.  Premier Scott Moe says the government plans to address concerns around ...

The President of Pulse Canada is optimistic there won't be any disruptions to the flow of products to India, despite ongoing tensions between India and Canada. Greg Cherewyk believes that based on con...

Saskatchewan cattle prices appeared to rebound last week, according to the latest cattle market update, issued by Canfax, for the week ending October 20. Prices for most feeder steers increased week-o...

It's a tricky day for driving, thanks to the first snowfall of the year. In Regina about 3 inches of snow fell, making the streets slippery and slushy. The snow is expected to continue through the mor...

The Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute is recommending that governments across the country develop a national plan to sustainably manage and use water for the agri-food sector. In...

The President and CEO of the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association says a few things from Friday's AgriRecovery announcement surprised him. The federal government announced a $77-million investment&nbs...

A section of Saskatchewan Drive between Angus and Robinson was closed for a couple of hours last night, as the Regina Police Service investigated a pedestrian being hit by a vehicle. This happened jus...