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Three great stat stories from MLB Paid Members Public
Baseball statistics used to be fairly straightforward
Ag markets face weather and politics Paid Members Public
It was interesting to see a recent headline in the 'ag press' suggesting world geopolitics and weather remain unpredictable.
The monarch butterfly Paid 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.
Unemployment drops to 6 percent in July Paid 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.
No more 'decisions' needed for LeBron Paid Members Public
LeBron James, one of the world's most amazing athletes, has made his final decision.
Strong and steady health care recruitment progress Paid 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.
Canola Council president & CEO to step down at year-end Paid 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.
August in the garden Paid 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.
Municipal role in food security Paid Members Public
As often happens, at a recent interview on only a tangentially-related topic, the conversation turned to a discussion about food security.
Photo speed enforcement to resume operations Paid Members Public
SGI has secured a new vendor for its photo speed enforcement program, which will begin operations in August with existing locations and fine amounts remaining unchanged.
LDC expands Yorkton facility Paid Members Public
In what may well be the story of the year for Yorkton Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), officially opened the company's expanded facility in Yorkton July 23.
$77 million toward Prince Albert region highways Paid Members Public
Highways Minister Kim Gartner highlighted more than $77 million for recent and planned projects in the Prince Albert region to support Saskatchewan's economy and infrastructure.
Crop report July 21 to July 27, 2026 Paid Members Public
Hot conditions in much of the province have caused crops to rapidly progress, which benefited crops that are behind in some areas but had a negative impact on those in drier areas.
PGA Tour getting a new look Paid Members Public
The ever-evolving Professional Golfers Association tour is undergoing another major change.
Discover Sask Parks: July 22 - August 19 Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's Provincial Parks offer unforgettable experiences from hiking to campfires, with numerous special events planned over the next two weeks.
Global food security starts at Ag in motion Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan reinforces its role in agricultural innovation at largest outdoor farm expo in Western Canada.
