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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.
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.
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.
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.
Trade minefield for Canadian exporters Paid Members Public
For Canadian farmers and for broader Canadian export business in general, it has to feel a bit like they are in the middle of a minefield and blindfolded right now.
Single-Story Cottage Home Plan Combines Smart Design and Everyday Comfort Paid Members Public
The Caspian is a thoughtfully designed contemporary cottage house plan that combines efficient single-story living with inviting architectural details and an open-concept layout.
Wasps in the garden Paid Members Public
As August moves along, the buzz in the garden is wasps, which are exceptional pollinators but can also be problematic during outdoor gatherings. This article discusses the various species of wasps, their role in the ecosystem, and how to manage their presence in gardens.
Five new provincial court judges appointed across Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is announcing the appointment of five new judges to the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan.
First conviction under Saskatchewan foreign worker law Paid Members Public
Following an investigation by Saskatchewan's Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, an employer has been convicted under The Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act, 2013 (FWRISA), marking the first conviction under Saskatchewan's former foreign worker protection legislation.
August oil and gas public offering raises $4.5 million in revenue Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan's third Crown oil and natural gas public offering of the fiscal year, held on August 11, 2026, generated $4,528,771 in revenue, with bids in the Lloydminster area earning the highest amount, followed closely by bids in the Estevan and Kindersley areas.
Saskatchewan's construction sector leads the way Paid Members Public
Statistics Canada's building permit numbers released today indicate month-over-month growth of 101.6 per cent in Saskatchewan from May 2026 to June 2026, ranking first among the provinces.
Summer fun at the T. rex discovery centre Paid Members Public
August is an exciting time for fun and exploration at the T. rex Discovery Centre (TRDC) in Eastend, including celebrating a special day for Scotty, the world's largest T. rex.
Crop report for the period August 4 to August 10 Paid Members Public
Crops continue to mature across the province, with cooler weather slowing harvest progress to two percent complete. Scattered showers provided moisture, but conditions remain dry, indicating the need for additional precipitation, especially for later-seeded crops.
Three great stat stories from MLB Paid Members Public
Baseball statistics used to be fairly straightforward