SaskEnergy public safety announcement Paid Members Public
As temperatures begin to cool, SaskEnergy is encouraging customers to take a few simple steps now to help manage home heating costs this fall and winter.
Saskatchewan proclaims test your smoke alarm day Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed Monday, September 28, 2026, as Test Your Smoke Alarm Day in the province.
Carla Beck: we can do big things in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
REGINA - Carla Beck is laying out her vision to get Saskatchewan back to doing "big things" in what is the largest Saskatchewan NDP advertising campaign launched outside of an election period in party history.
Saskatchewan honours truth and reconciliation day Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes Wednesday, September 30, as Truth and Reconciliation Day.
New port investment for Saskatchewan potash Paid Members Public
Today, Premier Scott Moe, alongside Canpotex President and CEO Gordon McKenzie, attended the groundbreaking event of a new infrastructure project from Canpotex, the Saskatchewan-based potash supplier.
Crop report for the period September 15 to September 21 Paid Members Public
Harvest progress is picking up across Saskatchewan, but rainfall and wet conditions have slowed operations, particularly in the east. The provincial harvest is currently 41% complete, significantly behind average.
As heating season approaches, consumers warned to watch for fall HVAC and energy scams Paid Members Public
The Better Business Bureau has issued a fall consumer advisory warning homeowners about seasonal HVAC and heating scams, including misleading furnace or heating system offers and unsolicited repair calls.
Fall camping offerings announced in saskatchewan provincial parks Paid Members Public
Fall camping reservations are now open for stays across Saskatchewan Provincial Parks until the end of October. Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Alana Ross encourages residents to enjoy the fall colors and unwind in the parks.
2026-27 school playground equipment grant opens Paid Members Public
Schools can once again apply for funding through the School Playground Equipment Grant as applications for the second year of the program opened today.
Nation leading growth in housing construction Paid Members Public
According to the latest data released today by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts in Saskatchewan saw growth of 65.5 per cent in August 2026 compared to August 2025.
Crop report for the period September 8 to September 14 Paid Members Public
Widespread rainfall across the province over the past week stalled harvest operations, with harvest currently at 32 per cent complete, an increase of five per cent from last week. This remains well behind both the five-year average of 71 per cent and the 10-year average of 63 per cent.
Community support at STARS Rescue on the Prairie Paid Members Public
Five Saskatchewan leaders raised $774,000 in support of STARS through the Rescue on the Prairie event, showcasing community dedication and teamwork.
Saskatchewan recognizes rail safety week September 21-27 Paid Members Public
As Saskatchewan recognizes Rail Safety Week from Sept. 21 to 27, Highways Minister Kim Gartner is reminding drivers, cyclists and pedestrians to stay alert and use caution around railway tracks and crossings.
Amateur Saskatchewan birder's year-long challenge Paid Members Public
Mitch Doll is on a journey to become one of Saskatchewan's top birders.
Southey RCMP asking the public to report sightings of Darcy Longman Paid Members Public
Darcy Longman, 54, has been charged with firearms trafficking and possession of a firearm. A warrant for his arrest has been issued, and Southey RCMP seeks public assistance in locating him.
Before bats move in, take steps to keep them out Paid Members Public
As cooler nights roll in across Saskatchewan, bats may begin looking for warmer homes to settle into for the winter. September is an ideal time for home and cabin owners to prepare their properties for winter.
