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Canada needs trade beyond U.S. Paid Members Public
In the face of the collapse of Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) talks one thing has once again became crystal clear - Canada has to look to the future working trade deals sans the U.S. whenever possible.
September skies Paid Members Public
The Moon begins the month at waning gibbous phase, among the stars of Taurus. Key celestial events include occultations and phases involving several planets.
Crop report for the period August 18 to August 24, 2026 Paid Members Public
It was a relatively warm week in Saskatchewan, with higher daytime temperatures and cooler evenings. Harvest progress is at 11 per cent, significantly behind the five- and 10-year averages of 25 per cent and 21 per cent, respectively.
Provincial Protective Services earns CALEA accreditation Paid Members Public
Update August 26, 2026: Provincial Protective Services Earns Prestigious CALEA Accreditation. Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies.
Innovation Saskatchewan backs Canadian Light Source upgrade Paid Members Public
Innovation Saskatchewan is committing $3 million through the Innovation & Science Fund (ISF) to support a major technology upgrade at the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), helping strengthen Saskatchewan's position as a global leader in research and innovation.
Crop report for the period August 11 to 17, 2026 Paid Members Public
Harvest progress remained slow last week, reaching four per cent complete as scattered rain showers and thunderstorms moved across the province.
New supportive housing units open for women in Saskatoon Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan (EFSK), has opened 11 supportive housing units in Saskatoon for women involved in the justice system who may otherwise face incarceration or homelessness.
Planning for spring Paid Members Public
As summer moves closer to fall, the focus changes from the endless days of summer into action that is forward thinking. I find myself planning for the next great event that comes to the garden - which is the first colour in the spring.
PGA Tour's Player of the Year will be . . . ? Paid Members Public
It was virtually owned by Tiger Woods for years and a Scottie Scheffler foregone conclusion for the past couple of seasons, but this year, there might not be a clearcut favourite for the PGA Tour's Player of the Year award.
Lucky to be a fan in the Ohtani era Paid Members Public
Baseball fans alive during the Shohei Ohtani era -- and that's you -- should consider themselves among the luckiest fans of all time.
Trump's tariff playbook Paid Members Public
It seems US president Donald Trump has taken part of his bullying playbook from Lucy in Peanuts.
Marking 150 years of Treaty 6 in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is joining Treaty 6 First Nations and community members at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6. The gathering includes ceremonies, forums, and cultural programming, along with the announcement of a permanent monument.
Minister of finance provides update on housing in saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Today, Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Jim Reiter provided an update on the significant growth in Saskatchewan's housing sector.
Discover Saskatchewan parks: August 19 - September 2 Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's Provincial Parks offer unforgettable experiences from hiking to quiet nights under the stars. Don't miss upcoming events like Sask Parks Summer Cinema and Fall Guided Hikes.
The veggie garden - part I Paid Members Public
I hope that your garden is still providing lots of wonderful food for your table. It is so very satisfying to produce healthy food that we can share with family and friends.
Canadian actor disrupts Jays' season Paid Members Public
Ever since Canadian actor Michael Cera started hanging around the Toronto Blue Jays' clubhouse, and inviting players and management over to his house to see his man cave shrine to the Blue Jays, Canada's only Major League Baseball team has stunk.
