business and agriculture
Saskatchewan to Halt Us Alcohol and Procurement Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan halts US alcohol purchases and prioritizes Canadian suppliers.
Rural Roads Get $34.4 Million Boost Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan invests in rural road improvements including Nokomis / Mount Hope Grids
Saskatchewan Continues to be a Leader in Interprovincial Trade Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan leads in reducing trade barriers.
Rustic Charm Meets Functionality in this Two-Story Garagedominium Paid Members Public
This two-story garage-dominium is a versatile barndominium-inspired structure that blends rustic charm with modern practicality.
March proclaimed as agriculture literacy month in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Agriculture Literacy Month in Saskatchewan offers students the chance to connect with agriculture through presentations by industry volunteers, celebrating Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month.
U.S. decision to move forward with canola tariffs Paid Members Public
Devastating impacts expected on Canadian canola industry as U.S. confirms 25% tariffs on canola seed, oil, and meal, affecting farmers, processors, and exports.
Trump tariff threats create uncertainty for Saskatchewan farmers Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan agricultural producers face anxious times as U.S. trade war looms, threatening crop prices and economic stability.
Vaulted Elegance Meets Rustic Warmth in Heartcrest Paid Members Public
The Heartcrest is a charming and thoughtfully designed home that welcomes family and friends with open arms—quite literally.
SARM calls for the reintroduction of strychnine to control richardson's ground squirrels Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan farmers struggle with gopher infestations after strychnine ban, seeking government action to reinstate the pesticide for crop protection.
Innovation Saskatchewan invests in sustainable technologies Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's innovation agency invests $1.09 million in four industry-led R&D projects, focusing on sustainable technologies in agriculture, mining, energy, and manufacturing.
Research is about goals, not who pays the bills Paid Members Public
Funding for science research must come from somewhere, but the focus should be on research goals and beneficiaries rather than funding sources.
SARM calls for funding for cleanup of abandoned buildings Paid Members Public
SARM urges provincial government to support rural municipalities in addressing the growing issue of derelict buildings and yard sites, citing safety concerns and financial burdens.
The Longmire: Timeless Ranch Design for Modern Living Paid Members Public
The Longmire is a thoughtfully designed one-story Ranch home that blends luxury with functionality, perfectly suited for modern living.
Canada's Agriculture Day went largely unnoticed Paid Members Public
Despite global political distractions, Canada's Agriculture Day on February 11 highlights the crucial role of farmers in food production and the economy.
Sarm's new executive director makes history Paid Members Public
Laurel Feltin becomes first woman to lead Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, emphasizing member engagement and relationship-building in her new role.
Agriculture minister to advance international trade relations in India and UAE Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's Agriculture Minister Daryl Harrison to lead trade mission to India and UAE, promoting crop exports and strengthening ties at major industry events.
