Tag Archives: Saskatchewan

New weather data from Environment Canada shows that some areas in southeast Saskatchewan were relatively dry due to a lack of snowfall in December, January and February. For Jake Leguee, who farms abo...

Anglers in Saskatchewan should start preparing to remove their ice fishing shelters from the province’s bodies of water. According to the provincial government, fishing shelters south of Highway...

It's not common for harvest to stretch into early March, but large quantities of crops left in the field have motivated farmers to get out and combine. Todd Lewis, a farmer south of Regina and the pre...

On Tuesday, it was announced that Health Canada will be awarding $1.7 million over three years to pharmacy researchers at the University of Saskatchewan to go toward a new chronic pain management prog...

China’s restrictions on Canadian products — most notably canola — affected Saskatchewan's bottom line in 2019. According to Statistics Canada data released Tuesday, Saskatchewan̵...

University of Regina political science professor Jim Farney says there are good reasons why Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe isn’t saying whether or not he will call an early election. “You ...

It may be the last call for payphones in New York City, but Saskatchewan won't be following suit anytime soon. The City That Never Sleeps plans to remove some 3,000 payphones from its streets because ...

A crash involving a semi on Highway 16 near Lashburn during a snowstorm Saturday evening has left a 35-year-old woman in critical condition. According to RCMP, two drivers were standing outside their ...

Regina’s Naomi Hunter is the new leader of Saskatchewan’s Green Party. Hunter won on the first ballot during the party’s leadership convention Saturday in Regina, defeating George Wo...

A sexual assault survivor who was kidnapped and raped by Peter Whitmore over two days in 2006 is pushing for federal legislative changes to keep abusers in prison longer. “Many other offenders h...