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Morgan explains Crown losses, defends quiet reports
The last year has been tough for Saskatchewan's Crown corporations - most posted a profit but much lower than normal, while SaskPower lost a hunk of money. According to the reports released this week,...
Aug 03, 2023
Harvest begins in west-central, southwest Saskatchewan: Crop report
Harvest is underway in Saskatchewan. According to the weekly crop report issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, farmers in the west-central and southwest regions of the province have started combining...
Aug 03, 2023
Nurse practitioners to run new health centre in Warman
Starting next Tuesday, those living in Warman and the surrounding area will be able to seek care at a new primary health centre. The centre will be run by nurse practitioners along with clinical assis...
Aug 02, 2023 Health Minister Paul Merriman (right) and other dignitaries celebrate the opening of a new health centre in Warman on Aug. 2, 2023. (Shane Clausing/650 CKOM)
Team Sask. sports silver after rugby final at World Police & Fire Games
After a "big day of rugby," Team Saskatchewan's players were happy to walk off the pitch with silver medals draped around their necks. "Wish it was gold," joked 26-year-old Bradyn Dyck, one of several...
Aug 02, 2023 Team Saskatchewan after winning silver in rugby 7s. (Libby Giesbrecht/650 CKOM)
1.2 million hectares of Saskatchewan land scorched in this year's wildfire season
Steve Roberts says the wildfire season so far in Saskatchewan has been significant, but it still has not broken records. Roberts, the vice-president of operations with the Saskatchewan Public Safety A...
Aug 01, 2023
Village of Candle Lake satisfied as province adds temporary facilities after several removed
By Jaryn Vecchio Everything is expected to be back to normal at the Village of Candle Lake in the very near future after multiple facilities were closed down. Earlier this summer, the Ministry of Envi...
Aug 01, 2023 (Terry Kostyna/Submitted)
'A big burden:' NDP says families suffering after costs go up on utilities, PST
Adding up the bills at the end of the month has Alayne Dubord feeling the pressure. "It feels really stressful and like a big burden and we want to give (our kids) the best. It just doesn't feel like ...
Jul 31, 2023
Lawyer talks e-scooters in Saskatchewan
E-scooters can be a fun way to zip around the city, but they also come with a lengthy list of regulations. Gormley spoke with trial lawyer Mark Brayford in a segment called "the laws of summer," durin...
Jul 31, 2023
Water Security Agency steps up to help drought-stricken farmers
Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency is taking steps to help farmers and ranchers who are dealing with drought. On Monday, the WSA announced it’s making water and vacant land for feed supp...
Jul 31, 2023
Stanley Cup journeying across Saskatchewan
By Jaryn Vecchio The Stanley Cup is currently making its way across Saskatchewan. Those in the southern part of the province got to enjoy it first, as Las Vegas Golden Knights defenceman Brayden Pacha...
Jul 31, 2023 Brayden Pachal hoists the Stanley Cup as he pulls up to Affinity Place Sunday morning surrounded by fans. ( Nolan Kowal/Discovery Estevan)
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