Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

The threat of overnight lows dipping below zero degrees are causing Environment Canada to issue frost advisories for a large portion of Saskatchewan. Environment Canada says the low temperatures are c...

The school year is only a couple of weeks old, but the provincial NDP have given the Saskatchewan government a failing grade for the way they’ve handled protecting children from COVID-19. On Thu...

  Closing grain prices Thursday Sept 16 Durum 606.47 Feed barley 329.65 Canola 856.92 Flax 1252.10 Lentils 1062.50 Oats 362.53 Yellow peas 505.19 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 386.91

For the fifth straight day, there are 400+ cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. On Thursday, the province announced that are 439 new cases of COVID-19 as well there has been one more death, bringing up ...

Premier Scott Moe has gone to his Facebook page to announce additional measures to deal with COVID-19. Mandatory masking is once again being implemented, government employees are going to have to be v...

Saskatchewan farmers made excellent harvest progress this past week. The latest crop report from the Saskatchewan ministry of Agriculture says 74 percent of the crop has been combined, up from 56 perc...

Opening grain prices Thursday Sept 16 Durum 606.47 Feed barley 329.65 Canola 861.52 Flax 1173.36 Lentils 1062.50 Oats 362.53 Yellow peas 505.19 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 385.00

The community of Pense, 30 kilometers west of Regina, is holding a harvest fundraising event Thursday afternoon. Pense Memorial Rink Board member Cheyne Ogilvie says harvest will begin on a 40-acre pl...

Those entering city-run facilities in Regina, will be required to show proof of vaccine, or a negative Covid-test, as of November 15th. The move comes as daily new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan ha...

Betty Nippi-Albright, the Official Opposition Critic for First Nations and Metis Relations called upon the provincial government to ensure that National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Day as a provi...