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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.
Fruit flies Paid Members Public
It is the time of year where we have a number of unwanted guests around the house. There is a host of tiny little fruit flies happily flitting about the fruit bowl. Fruit flies are evident in the home at any time of year, but they are most commonly encountered a bit later in the growing season.
Bright, Open, and Affordable: Discover the Greer Narrow Lot Home Plan Paid Members Public
The Greer house plan blends modern simplicity with natural charm, highlighted by its distinctive cedar battens, wood siding, and trim accents.
What are you thankful for Paid Members Public
As I am out in a garden, my thoughts wander to a gathering I am hosting for Thanksgiving this year. It got me thinking about how wonderful my life really is and how important it is to "pause" and just take a moment to look at your life!
Minister's message - Past to future Paid Members Public
A beautiful butterfly winged her way to Heaven this week. She left many wonderful memories behind. In her lifetime Dolly Parton had heartaches but she gave much joy, love and peace to all.
Manitoba's Peters a breakout star with White Sox Paid Members Public
The list of Major League Baseball players born and raised in Winkler, Man., is a short one.
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.
Crop report for the period September 1 to 7, 2026 Paid Members Public
Harvest progress was made earlier in the week before widespread rainfall stalled field operations across much of the province. Currently, 27 per cent of the crop is in the bin, up from 18 per cent last week.
Operation Air Brake removes 100+ unsafe vehicles Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan Highway Patrol officers removed over 100 commercial vehicles from service during Operation Air Brake, a 72-hour enforcement initiative focused on commercial vehicle brake safety in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan expands pharmacy care access Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan has expanded strep throat and ear infection services to over 100 pharmacies.
Saskatchewan manufacturing ranks second in growth Paid Members Public
Statistics Canada's latest economic reports show the province's manufacturing sales increased by 6.4 per cent in July 2026 compared to June 2026, ranking second among the provinces.
Sask Enviro Society - SK's coal extension decision deserves full court review Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Environmental Society will argue for a full hearing on the province's controversial coal extension decision, which defies federal phase-out mandates.
Garments with a message: The Fashion Show premieres Paid Members Public
AGR's latest exhibition boldly proposes fashion by Saskatchewan artists and designers as a force for self-expression, cultural dialogue and positivity.
Hunger amid plenty Paid Members Public
A Saskatchewan harvest reflection on why hunger persists in a world that already grows enough food to feed everyone
