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Don't miss the cut: Free hay available as ditch mowing season starts Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding farmers and ranchers that the annual highway hay salvage and ditch mowing program is underway across the province.
CUSMA review faces Trump disruption Paid Members Public
The trilateral free trade agreement has been the guiding document for trade between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico since it came into force on July 1, 2020, officially replacing the 26-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
July skies Paid Members Public
The Moon has just passed full phase among the stars of Sagittarius, and the next event is on the 10th, when the Moon is among the stars of the Pleiades, in Taurus.
Innovation Saskatchewan launches water challenge Paid Members Public
Innovation Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Ministry of Environment, has launched a new Innovation Challenge inviting Saskatchewan innovators to develop technology-based solutions to prevent aquatic invasive species from entering and spreading in the province's waterways.
Saskatchewan backs critical minerals strategy Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan welcomes a new, collaborative critical minerals strategy for western and northern Canada that aims to advance the region's immense resource sector potential.
SaskPower releases 2025-26 annual report Paid Members Public
SaskPower spent $1.8 billion in 2025-26 to modernize, grow and sustain the provincial electricity system.
SGI protects Saskatchewan Auto Fund in 2025-26 Paid Members Public
Affordable coverage continues for customers despite inflation.
SaskEnergy 2025-26 annual report highlights Paid Members Public
SaskEnergy significantly increased capital investment in 2025-26, with more than $430 million directed to capital projects to expand capacity, improve reliability, strengthen communities and meet Saskatchewan's growing energy needs - an increase of nearly $100 million over the previous year.
Short line rail investment keeps exports moving Paid Members Public
Today, Highways Minister Kim Gartner announced the provincial government's annual allocations of $1 million in infrastructure investments for short line rail, which plays a key role keeping Saskatchewan's export-based economy moving and on track.
Saskatchewan marks 30th National Indigenous Peoples Day Paid Members Public
June 21 marks the 30th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to celebrate the cultures, languages, traditions and contributions of First Nations, Metis and Inuit Peoples across Canada.
No guarantee, but McKenna likely No. 1 Paid Members Public
Will there be a surprise when National Hockey League general managers and head scouts get together this week in Buffalo for the annual draft of 18-year-old players? The consensus No. 1 pick is Gavin McKenna, but recent analyses suggest there might be uncertainty in his selection.
Saskatchewan exports remain strong Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan State of Trade 2025 report highlights the exceptional work of our province's producers and exporters, showing growth across many sectors. In 2025, Saskatchewan's total export value exceeded $43.7 billion, despite global economic challenges.
Help celebrate parks and recreation month in saskatchewan Paid Members Public
June has been proclaimed as Parks and Recreation Month recognizing the important contributions of community park spaces and recreation professionals in our province and their positive impact on our quality of life.
Saskatchewan exports remain strong Paid Members Public
Province ranks second in per capita exports and sees continued trade growth despite global challenges
Father's Day in the garden Paid Members Public
As Father's Day is coming up, I thought it might be fun to write about gardening and men (specifically fathers).
Saskatchewan inks new partnership with the Czech Republic Paid Members Public
Today, Premier Scott Moe signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Czech Republic's First Deputy Minister Karel Havlicek and Minister of Industry and Trade.
