Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

A man is dead after he was struck by a vehicle just north of the Gordons First Nation on Wednesday morning. Punnichy RCMP were called to the scene around 7:15 a.m. Upon arrival, the man was already de...

Saskatchewan kids are enjoying summer holidays. They don’t have to be back until September, but when they do return it looks as if things will be the way they were before the pandemic. A Back-To...

Federal agriculture minister Marie-Claude Bibeau has announced support for drought-stricken farmers. Bibeau announced the early designation of the Livestock Tax Deferral provision for drought regions ...

The search for 38-year-old Nathan Rubbert came to a tragic end Wednesday. The Oxbow man was found dead, and police believe his death was not suspicious in nature. Rubbert was last seen at a residence ...

26 new cases, 20 recoveries and no deaths. That is the information provided by the province in its daily COVID-19 update. With those numbers, the active case count crawls up to 287. The new cases are ...

  Closing grain prices Thursday July 22 Durum 469.11 Feed barley 254.65 Canola 856.87 Flax 677.94 Lentils 771.50 Oats 236.53 Yellow peas 347.27 Feed wheat 238.84 1 Red Spring Wheat 375.38

The latest Saskatchewan crop report says crops are extremely stressed and advancing rapidly due to hot dry weather. This week’s cooler weather and smoke is offering a slight reprieve from heat s...

Opening grain prices Thursday July 22 Durum 368.06 Feed barley 254.65 Canola 827.87 Flax 677.94 Lentils 771.50 Oats 236.53 Yellow peas 347.27 Feed wheat 238.84 1 Red Spring Wheat 365.88

Farm Credit Canada is taking steps to support producers in Western Canada facing drought. The senior vice president of operations, Darren Howden of Regina, says FCC will consider short term credit opt...

In an attempt to address what is thought to be a gap in curling, Saskatchewan’s men’s curling champ is one of three to get a new event organized. Matt Dunstone, four-time Saskatchewan juni...