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A reported 20 per cent of the crop in Saskatchewan is now in the bin, according to the latest crop report. Farmers across the province are busy preparing equipment and bins for harvest, swathing, desi...

8:30 – A group of physicians and medical experts writing in the National Post are making the argument that counting COVID-19 cases is no longer an effective way to gauge the pandemic, and due to...

After scoring the first CFL touchdown of his career on Aug. 6, Brayden Lenius celebrated by throwing the football into the stands of Mosaic Stadium. The ball went straight into section 147, where 11-y...

Recent rainfall will not benefit drought-stricken farmers, says a crop expert from the province's Ministry of Agriculture. "It's far too little and far too late to change anything right now. Any good ...

Twelve Saskatchewan residents - including three from Saskatoon and two from Regina - will be receiving a prestigious honour later this month. The 2020 recipients of the Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal wi...

Saskatchewan is sitting with a strong credit rating, despite a global pandemic and a recession. According to a recent report by S&P Global Ratings, Saskatchewan is sitting at a AA credit rating wi...

While the CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is feeling bullish about major capital investments in the province's natural resource sector, he does foresee one challenge. This past year, agrib...

Canada’s largest producer of natural gas has donated a multi-year million-dollar donation to STARS. Tourmaline Oil Corporation donated the $1 million gift to support STARS’ operations acro...

The Regina Pats Hockey Club has signed forward Zach Stringer to their roster. The 2003-born player from the Lethbridge Hurricanes was acquired in exchange for a first-round pick in the 2021 WHL Prospe...

Dry conditions across Saskatchewan have helped keep the mosquito population down, but when it comes to insects, there has been a trade-off. Wasps are emerging earlier than usual this year, and they're...