Tag Archives: Spring

People in Saskatchewan might be glad it's finally time to leave February in the rear-view mirror. Environment Canada's David Phillips said last month was the coldest February in the province in 18 yea...

While there are spring-like temperatures in southern Saskatchewan Monday, it's still too early to put shovels and mittens into storage. The Weather Network's Nadine Powell told the 980 CJME Morning Sh...

Warm temperatures this past week had drivers heading to the shop for the seasonal tire switch. "Since Monday we've seen a huge increase in our business," said Len Ritchot, general manager with Saskato...

Spring is here - and so are the pelicans. The Meewasin Valley Authority has confirmed the return of Saskatoon's annual guests to their favourite fishing spot between the CP Bridge and the weir. Offici...

There were few complaints at a Saskatoon driving range, as golfers were able to get a few early swings in on Saturday. Silverwood's Driving Range opened up for the first time, giving hope that golf co...

Despite high winds and snow in the forecast, people are enjoying the official start to spring in Saskatchewan. Tyson Kurtenbach was walking in downtown Saskatoon Monday and said the wind wouldn't stop...

If you haven't got out to Mission Ridge for some skiing or snowboarding this season, your days to do so are numbered. It's the last open week for the ski hill, located outside Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. "...

Monday marks the first official day of spring. March 20 is the spring equinox for 2017. Also known as the vernal equinox, the date marks when days in the Northern Hemisphere start getting longer than ...

Saskatoon will soon be on the lookout for a sure sign of spring: pelicans. Starting Wednesday, people can register their entry in the annual Meewasin Pelican Watch contest. Prizes are awarded to ...

There's an infestation in Saskatchewan. At a glance they might look like fuzzy blankets draped around trees and buildings. In reality, they're clumps of tent caterpillars. They're surfacing in large n...