business and agriculture
Saskatchewan proclaims nuclear science week Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is proclaiming the week of October 19-23, 2026, as Nuclear Science Week in the province.
Government support for agriculture Paid Members Public
When it comes to government supporting agriculture, it is generally thought - at least by farmers in general - that more should be done.
Ridgeline Lodge-Style House Plan Embraces Modern Log Living Paid Members Public
The Ridgeline brings a contemporary perspective to classic log home design, combining traditional peeled-log construction with expansive windows and a distinctive hexagonal layout.
Food sovereignty and backyard solutions Paid Members Public
The idea of 'food sovereignty' is not a new one by any means.
Coburg Country House Plan Blends Classic and Modern Living Paid Members Public
The Coburg is a spacious country house plan with the welcoming character of a classic American home and a floor plan designed for comfortable family living.
Saskatchewan ministers forge pathways in India Paid Members Public
In 2025, exports to the country totaled $827 million.
Co-operatives strengthen Saskatchewan communities Paid Members Public
Today, Minister of Justice and Attorney General Tim McLeod, K.C., proclaimed October 11 to 17 as Co-op Week in Saskatchewan.
2027 Saskatchewan agriculture scholarship Paid Members Public
Applications are open for the 2027 Agriculture Student Scholarship
Canadian farmland values up 3.8 per cent H1 2026 Paid Members Public
Regina, Saskatchewan, October 7, 2026 - Canadian cultivated farmland values rose by an average of 3.8 per cent in the first half of 2026, according to the mid-year farmland values review by Farm Credit Canada (FCC).
Canada seeks new trade partners Paid Members Public
With the loose cannon of rational trade - U.S. president Donald 'Tariff Tantrums' Trump -- blustering south of the border Canada is looking for new trade purposes.
Trump spurs Canada to diversify trade Paid Members Public
Just to be clear off the start given the headline, U.S. president Donald Trump has been nothing but disruptive in terms of Canada's relationship with its closet neighbour.
Saskatchewan advances nuclear power for energy security Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is advancing nuclear power as a central component of the province's commitment to long-term energy security and economic growth, releasing Delivering Energy Security Through Nuclear Power.
Saskatchewan monthly construction update Paid Members Public
Construction season in Saskatchewan continues at a steady pace as projects progress into the fall, including substantial completions and essential upgrades across various infrastructure projects.
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.
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.
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.
