Author Archives: Evan Radford

As the labour fight at Regina’s Co-op oil refinery continues into its first full week, it’s affecting people beyond the bargaining table — including truckers and their kids. Picketer...

A vice-chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) wants to see more action taken to support Indigenous women who allege doctors and nurses pressured them to consent to being steril...

As CN Rail and the Teamsters union announced a tentative deal to end an eight-day labour strike, potash company Nutrien said it still plans to proceed with a two-week shutdown of its Rocanville potash...

From trade disputes with China to bad harvest weather to shrinking market access, this year’s farming season keeps getting worse for agricultural producers. That was the case again Tuesday, as a...

Hunters can get their rifles out today: White-tailed deer hunting season is officially underway across the province and is set to last until Dec. 2. The 2 1/2-week time frame is a bit longer than in t...

A day after Saskatchewan voters didn't send any Liberal candidates to Ottawa in the 43rd general election, Premier Scott Moe came out with fiery rhetoric calling on Justin Trudeau to "prove it" that h...

A local solar energy company says SaskPower is in the dark on embracing and regulating the technology in Saskatchewan. "If you look at the solar resource map for Canada, Saskatchewan is the sweet spot...

Unifor members at Directwest and the Water Security Agency spent Wednesday morning at the bargaining table, hearing new proposals from the Crown corporation and the Crown agency five days after they a...

The Regina Airport Authority welcomed its newest tenant on Friday, opening a new hangar that belongs to Kreos Aviation. The private business airline company is headquartered in Saskatoon. The hangar i...

A family-run zipline park near Lumsden is figuring out what’s next, after it decided to shut down for good at the end of the month, due to what it’s calling “high financial costs ass...