Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

Premier Scott Moe has signed off on dozens of pardons for people with traffic offences, including his own brother. On May 19, an order-in-council was signed by the premier granting clemency to about 3...

  Premier Scott Moe leaves Sunday June 6 for a trade mission to the U.S. to advance investment opportunities and push for continental energy security with U.S. trading partners. Moe will be in Ne...

Opening grain prices Friday June 3 Durum 606.27 Feed barley 387.54 Canola 1076.92 Chickpeas 999.99 Flax 1094.61 Lentils 891.50 Oats 436.53 Yellow Peas 604.65 Feed wheat 378.30 1 Red Spring Wheat 498.0...

About 1500 of the best student track and field athletes in the province will be in Regina for the next couple of days, competing in the SHSAA Provincial Track and Field championships at the Canada Gam...

Prince Albert police have arrested and charged a 15-year-old boy with second-degree murder in connection with a weekend murder The youth was arrested on Wednesday night and he made his first appearanc...

The Regina Red Sox were able to post three touchdowns on the scoreboard last night as they defeated the Weyburn Beavers 21-0 The majority of the runs came in the third inning when the Red Sox offence ...

After the Federal Government announced new legislation to further strengthen gun control in Canada, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino was in Regina. Bill C-21 aims to Implement a national freeze ...

  Closing grain prices Thursday June 2 Durum 606.27 Feed barley 387.54 Canola 1108.32 Chickpeas 999.99 Flax 1094.61 Lentils 902.50 Oats 436.53 Yellow Peas 604.65 Feed wheat 378.30 1 Red Spring Wh...

  A newly formed rural group in southwest Saskatchewan will hold a field tour and regenerative agriculture conference in late June. Calvin Gavelin is a spokesperson with Prairie South Holistic Ma...

The man who designed the Saskatchewan Flag died yesterday. Anthony Drake, who designed the flag back in 1969 when he was a teacher in Hodgeville, died at his home in England at 81. Drake last came to ...