Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

Police are investigating after a vehicle hit a pedestrian at the corner of Dewdney Avenue and McIntyre Street Tuesday night. Police were called to the scene at about 6:30. Preliminary investigation in...

The province is reporting 246 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday to go along with five more deaths. It is the fourth straight day the number has gone down. Of the 246, 184 are in people who have not b...

  Closing grain prices Wednesday Oct 20 Durum 698.53 Feed barley 324.65 Canola 923.02 Flax 1389.88 Lentils 1007.50 Oats 495.03 Yellow peas 544.89 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 421.33

The provincial government has extended the public health order that requires masks to be worn in all indoor public spaces and isolating when positive with COVID-19. It was reimplemented in mid-Septemb...

Saskatchewan feeder cattle prices are showing downward pressure this past week. The acting provincial cattle specialist, Natasha Wilkie, says the majority of steer prices were moving down. She says pr...

Opening grain prices Wednesday Oct 20 Durum 682.53 Feed barley 324.65 Canola 921.72 Flax 1389.88 Lentils 1007.50 Oats 495.03 Yellow peas 544.89 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 418.04  

The Macabre Museum exhibit has returned to the RCMP Heritage Centre after being absent in 2020 due to COVID-19. The exhibit showcases artifacts and evidence from the most notorious crimes in Canadian ...

Someone who purchased a Lotto Max ticket in Saskatoon, is $55-million richer. The lucky numbers were 12, 26, 28, 32, 41, 43 and 50. Believe it or not, this is not the largest lottery win in Saskatchew...

Regina-based Farm Credit Canada is contributing $1.5-million to 88 rural community group projects this year. The FCC vice president of operations for Saskatchewan, Shannon Weatherall, says community i...

Camp Marjorie has been a very busy place over the last 12 days. The camp in Pepsi Park has been seen over 100 different individuals spend at least one night inside of a tent since opening up on Octobe...