Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

Labour Day is the last warm weather long weekend of the year, and SGI is reminding people to take it safe if travelling. The insurance company’s Tyler McMurchy says long weekends tend to mean bu...

Summer storms have resulted in more than 10 thousand prairie farm claims for crop damage from hail. Canadian Crop Hail Association president Rick Omelchenko says Saskatchewan hail damage claims total ...

We’re approaching the last weekend before schools reopen and welcome back students and staff since they were closed in mid-March due to COVID-19. While some residents have criticized the provinc...

RCMP in St. Walburg are investigating after the body of a 24-year-old man was found alongside a grid road northwest of the town on Tuesday morning The body of Tyrell Shane Lee Littlewolfe from the Oni...

The provincial government is reporting ten new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan as of Thursday. Total reported cases are up to 1,634 with 36 considered active. Six of the new case are in Saskatoon, t...

The Government of Saskatchewan has launched a new online tool for people to register as an organ and tissue donor. The registry allows Saskatchewan residents to make a formal declaration of their deci...

  The latest crop report says harvest is advancing quickly across Saskatchewan. Provincial crops specialist Shannon Friesen says 28 percent of the crop is in the bin, up from 15 percent last week...

Opening grain prices Thursday Sept 3 Durum 273.73 Feed Barley 173.70 Canola 457.47 Flax 544.85 Lentils 550.50 Oats 173.53 Yellow Peas 248.89 Feed wheat 166.16 1 Red Spring Wheat 221.59

A near record crop production is forecast for Saskatchewan this year. Agriculture Minister David Marit says total production is expected to be above last year’s 37.4 million ton crop and could h...

Enrolment is once again up at the University of Regina. A 1.7% increase in enrolment from this time last year. Official numbers will be known at the end of the fourth week of classes coming up in earl...