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Crop report for the period September 15 to September 21 Paid Members Public
Harvest progress is picking up across Saskatchewan, but rainfall and wet conditions have slowed operations, particularly in the east. The provincial harvest is currently 41% complete, significantly behind average.
Autumn and spring flowering bulbs Paid Members Public
Autumn is a wondrous season, perfect for planting spring flowering bulbs, which are easy to maintain and bloom beautifully in spring.
As heating season approaches, consumers warned to watch for fall HVAC and energy scams Paid Members Public
The Better Business Bureau has issued a fall consumer advisory warning homeowners about seasonal HVAC and heating scams, including misleading furnace or heating system offers and unsolicited repair calls.
October skies Paid Members Public
The Moon is at perigee, closest to Earth, on October 1, and reaches last quarter on the 3rd.
The Word - Darkness to light Paid Members Public
Rev. V. Young shares insights on the significance of light and rebirth in Christian faith, emphasizing the love of God and eternal life through belief in Jesus Christ.
Port of Churchill revival Paid Members Public
The Port of Churchill has long been seen by at least some as a vastly under-utilized Canadian asset in terms of export trade.
Fall camping offerings announced in saskatchewan provincial parks Paid Members Public
Fall camping reservations are now open for stays across Saskatchewan Provincial Parks until the end of October. Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Alana Ross encourages residents to enjoy the fall colors and unwind in the parks.
2026-27 school playground equipment grant opens Paid Members Public
Schools can once again apply for funding through the School Playground Equipment Grant as applications for the second year of the program opened today.
Nation leading growth in housing construction Paid Members Public
According to the latest data released today by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts in Saskatchewan saw growth of 65.5 per cent in August 2026 compared to August 2025.
Can Internationals stay close at President's Cup? Paid Members Public
Lambs led to slaughter.
Crop report for the period September 8 to September 14 Paid Members Public
Widespread rainfall across the province over the past week stalled harvest operations, with harvest currently at 32 per cent complete, an increase of five per cent from last week. This remains well behind both the five-year average of 71 per cent and the 10-year average of 63 per cent.
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!
