Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

Hail adjusters are scrambling to deal with a large number of crop damage claims from late August and early September. The president of the Canadian Crop Hail Association, Scott McQueen, says crop dama...

The provincial opposition are calling on the Saskatchewan government to enact public health zones for protests around hospitals immediately. Recently there have been protests demonstrated outside hosp...

SaskPower says it is investing $71 million into the Coteau Creek Hydroelectric Station over the next five years. Coteau Creek has been in operation for 52 years and produces 186 megawatts of power. Th...

One day after setting a new record for daily new COVID-19 cases, the province has set another record as the number climbs to the 500 level for the first time since the pandemic was declared in March o...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken a swipe at both Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Jason Kenney for their COVID-19 response. Speaking in Richmond B.C Tuesday morning, Trudeau s...

  Closing grain prices Tuesday Sept 14 Durum 624.84 Feed barley 334.65 Canola 853.72 Flax 1138.07 Lentils 1062.50 Oats 362.53 Yellow peas 505.19 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 378.07

  Opening grain prices Tuesday Sept 14 Durum 624.84 Feed barley 334.65 Canola 860.82 Flax 1138.07 Lentils 1062.50 Oats 362.53 Yellow peas 505.19 Feed wheat 261.65 1 Red Spring Wheat 375.97

A local business had to deal with an incident involving racism last week. The pair of individuals who were responsible for damaging the memorial in honor of the unmarked graves of the residential scho...

SaskTel is taking more steps to improve rural internet service. SaskTel has announced a new initiative to partner with internet providers to bring advanced broadband service to underserved farms, rura...

Late Monday afternoon, the provincial government announced a new Provincial Emergency Order had been issued to once again provide for labour mobility in the health system through greater flexibility i...