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New homes for some NFL quarterbacks Paid Members Public
A look at the veteran quarterbacks wearing new uniforms as the 2026 NFL season opens with a Super Bowl rematch in Seattle
Bringing in the harvest Paid Members Public
Bringing in the harvest is quite likely the most satisfying element of farming for many.
The veggie garden - Part II Paid Members Public
Last week, we talked about what is growing in my veggie/fruit garden and how we generally prefer to store the crop for winter or alternatively our favourite way to consume the produce!
Crop report for the period August 25 to August 31, 2026 Paid Members Public
Last week began with predominantly dry conditions across much of Saskatchewan, allowing producers to make harvest progress. Harvest is now 18 per cent complete in Saskatchewan, up seven per cent from the previous week, although still significantly below the five-year average of 39 per cent.
Saskatchewan residents support social media limits for youth Paid Members Public
The results are in from the province-wide survey seeking Saskatchewan residents' opinions on social media limits for youth, showing strong public support for increased online safeguards.
Saskatchewan brewers and distillers support 50% levy Paid Members Public
Since its announcement last week, several Saskatchewan brewers and distillers have voiced their support for a 50 per cent levy on alcohol imported from the United States of America (USA), in response to the 50 per cent tariff on Canadian alcohol the USA enacted on August 22nd.
Saskatchewan RCMP traffic services remind motorists Paid Members Public
Today is back-to-school day for Saskatchewan students and Saskatchewan RCMP Traffic Services want to help drivers and parents brush up on the dos and don'ts of driving in school zones.
Saskatchewan RCMP and Prince Albert Police Service locate stolen equipment Paid Members Public
Shortly after midnight on September 2, 2026, a Saskatchewan RCMP officer discovered that their equipment had been stolen from a locked hotel room in Prince Albert.
Funding supports capital improvements to group homes Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan government announces funding for various capital improvements to support individuals with disabilities across multiple service providers.
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.
Putting the brakes on unsafe commercial vehicles Paid Members Public
As part of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's (CVSA) annual Brake Safety Week, Saskatchewan enforcement officers will conduct "Operation Air Brake" inspections from August 25-27 at the Beverly Weigh Scale on Highway 1 near Swift Current.
Saskatchewan monthly construction update August 2026 edition Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Monthly Construction Update (MCU) highlights a selection of infrastructure projects underway across the province.
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.
Northampton Craftsman Ranch Plan Balances Style and Comfort Paid Members Public
The Northampton is a 2,009-square-foot Craftsman ranch house plan that combines traditional curb appeal with an open, comfortable layout designed for modern living.
Saskatchewan responds with 50% levy on U.S. alcohol Paid Members Public
In response to the 50 per cent tariff on Canadian alcohol the United States of America (USA) enacted on August 22nd, Saskatchewan will reciprocate with a 50 per cent levy on USA alcohol imported into Saskatchewan, effective September 8th.
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.
