provincial

Three great stat stories from MLB Members Public

Baseball statistics used to be fairly straightforward

Bruce Penton
Sports

Ag markets face weather and politics Members Public

It was interesting to see a recent headline in the 'ag press' suggesting world geopolitics and weather remain unpredictable.

Calvin Daniels
business and agriculture

The monarch butterfly Members Public

Monarch butterflies (*Danaus plexippus*) migrate up to 3000 miles every autumn, entering a non-reproductive state called "diapause" for up to eight months before heading south to overwinter in Mexico or California.

Public Submission
Arts, Entertainment, Culture

Unemployment drops to 6 percent in July Members Public

Saskatchewan's unemployment rate is the third lowest amongst provinces at 6.0 per cent, below the national average of 6.4 per cent.

Media Releases
business and agriculture

Global demand fuels Saskatchewan export growth Members Public

Today, Statistics Canada figures show that Saskatchewan's merchandise exports increased 11.6 per cent in the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.

Media Releases
business and agriculture

Canadian Western Agribition forms Argentina partnership Members Public

Regina, Saskatchewan - Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Sociedad Rural Argentina (SRA), one of Argentina's most influential agricultural organizations and host of the renowned Palermo International Livestock Exhibition.

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business and agriculture

Province covers new cystic fibrosis drug Members Public

People in Saskatchewan living with cystic fibrosis (CF) are now eligible for Alyftrek, a medication that improves lung function.

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Health and Education

No more 'decisions' needed for LeBron Members Public

LeBron James, one of the world's most amazing athletes, has made his final decision.

Bruce Penton
Sports

Strong and steady health care recruitment progress Members Public

Saskatchewan's Health Human Resources Action Plan continues to strengthen the health care workforce and improve access to care, advancing the Patients First Health Care Plan.

Media Releases
Health and Education

Canola Council president & CEO to step down at year-end Members Public

July 28, 2026 - Today, the Canola Council of Canada (CCC) announced that Chris Davison has informed the board of his decision to step down as president & CEO, effective December 31, 2026.

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business and agriculture

August in the garden Members Public

When August rolls in, the garden is at its best! Produce is rapidly being produced and the colors of what is in bloom are endless. However, for the gardener, life is busy as this is the month where a lot of harvest happens.

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Arts, Entertainment, Culture

Saskatchewan monthly construction update Members Public

The Saskatchewan Monthly Construction Update highlights infrastructure projects underway across the province, including notable advances in Grenfell Long-Term Care and Regina Correctional Centre rehabilitation projects.

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Arts, Entertainment, Culture

Municipal role in food security Members Public

As often happens, at a recent interview on only a tangentially-related topic, the conversation turned to a discussion about food security.

Calvin Daniels
business and agriculture

Nature Saskatchewan: Owl Fledglings Take Flight Members Public

Following a spring of finding a mate and tending to eggs, the prairies have come alive with a new crop of young birds.

Public Submission
business and agriculture

Saskatchewan's Crown sector delivers affordability, value and investment Members Public

In 2025-26, Saskatchewan's Crown corporations demonstrated their critical role by delivering essential services while helping build a stronger future. Over 11,000 employees support this mission, focusing on protecting infrastructure and fostering economic growth.

Public Submission
Minister Message

Crop report July 28 to August 3, 2026 Members Public

Crops rapidly developed due to warm temperatures and dry conditions in many areas across the province this week. Early-seeded crops are nearing maturity in many areas, and rain likely would not benefit these crops.

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agriculture