Tag Archives: Saskatchewan
Warm temperatures could mean a brown Christmas in parts of southern Saskatchewan
Potentially record breaking temperatures are moving into southern Saskatchewan this weekend, which could mean a brown Christmas for some next week. Environment Canada’s Terri Lang said the warm ...
Harvard Media Dec 18, 2019
Opening grain prices Wednesday Dec 18
Opening grain prices Wednesday Dec 18 Durum 266.39 Feed Barley 157.68 Canola 426.68 Flax 521.35 Lentils 419.50 Oats 207.49 Yellow Peas 244.89 Feed Wheat 156.83 1 Red Spring Wheat 217.24
Harvard Media Dec 18, 2019
Finance Minister Bill Morneau says no changes will be made to the fiscal stabilization program until 2020
Canada’s finance ministers wrapped up a one day get together in Ottawa Tuesday, with federal minister Bill Morneau saying changes to the fiscal stabilization program won’t happen before th...
Harvard Media Dec 18, 2019
Regina Chamber of Commerce hopeful for an end to the Co-op refinery lock out
The CEO of the Regina Chamber of Commerce is hopeful the Co-op Refinery Complex and Unifor Local 594 can get back to the bargaining table shortly. Union members have been locked out since December 5th...
Harvard Media Dec 18, 2019
CN Rail says grain movement is back to normal after last month’s strike
CN Rail says grain movement is back to normal after an eight day strike last month put a halt to most shipments. Executive vice president Sean Finn says movement of Canadian grain is back to the pre-s...
Jon Troth Dec 18, 2019
‘I was burned:’ Men say they were denied service at Saskatchewan detox centre
REGINA - Two Saskatchewan men say they were unfairly kicked out of a publicly funded detox centre where they were seeking help with their addictions. Jeff Brown says he entered Wakamow Manor Social De...
Jon Troth Dec 17, 2019
Saskatchewan Opposition calls for government to look at detox centre standards
SASKATOON - Saskatchewan’s Opposition NDP says it’s not acceptable for people to be turned away from publicly funded detox centres. Danielle Chartier, critic for mental health and addictio...
Harvard Media Dec 17, 2019
Majority of Canadians think food prices rising faster than household income
A new survey says most Canadians believe food prices are becoming less affordable - with the cost of vegetables identified as one of the main worries. The Angus Reid poll done for the agri-food lab at...
Harvard Media Dec 17, 2019
Wheels in motion to rework payments to budget-strained provinces, Morneau says
OTTAWA - Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau is ordering his officials to come up with ways to soon change how Ottawa hands out money to cash-starved provinces, but left the details to be determined...
Harvard Media Dec 17, 2019
Provincial government responds to carbon tax rebate decrease, potential increase in federal backstop
The provincial government is disappointed the federal carbon tax rebate will be decreasing almost 100 dollars next year for a family of four in Saskatchewan. The ministry of Environment says this also...
Harvard Media Dec 17, 2019
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