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SGI urges caution from drivers as harvest begins
As drivers head to the lake or travel to see family members in the last few weeks of summer, SGI is asking them to keep a special lookout for one particular kind of road hazard: farm machinery. "We kn...
Aug 17, 2022

Interim education plan extended, with focus on mental health
As students get ready to go back to the classroom, the Saskatchewan government has extended an education plan to ensure young learners are set up for success.Saskatchewan's Interim Provincial Educatio...
Aug 17, 2022

Syphilis rates doubling every year in Sask.
Syphilis is growing in Saskatchewan with cases doubling every year. In 2021, 1,940 cases of the sexually transmitted infection were reported, excluding the population living on reserves. Of those, 248...
Aug 16, 2022

Jurisdiction hazy as Saskatchewan changes cannabis laws for Indigenous communities
An amendment to Saskatchewan's cannabis control laws has granted Indigenous communities the powers to regulate their own cannabis retail stores.Under the newly enacted change to provincial law, on-res...
Aug 15, 2022

Vicious summer storm leaves mark throughout Saskatchewan
A potent weather system brought some intense conditions to parts of Saskatchewan on Saturday.A weather summary report issued by Environment Canada on Sunday said parts of the province saw tennis-ball-...
Aug 15, 2022

Studies show UFO sightings rising in Sask. and Canada
Unidentified flying objects, or UFOs for short, have been spotted in Canada ever since the country was founded over 150 years ago.According to Fana Colette of casinosource.ca, thousands of sightings h...
Aug 11, 2022

Seven wildfires currently burning in Saskatchewan
There are seven wildfires burning in the province, and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is reminding residents to be very cautious when starting campfires or controlled burns.According to ...
Aug 11, 2022

Child-care fees to go down in Sask. as province works towards $10-a-day goal
Parents of young children will get some relief from rising costs next year, as child-care fees in the province are set to drop by an average of 70 per cent.According to the Government of Saskatchewan,...
Aug 11, 2022

SaskPower signs 20-year agreement to increase transmission capacity to U.S.
SaskPower is aiming to improve reliability and generate more income through a new agreement that will increase transmission capacity across the Canada-U.S. border.The Crown power company has signed a ...
Aug 10, 2022

Saskatchewan ready to welcome 200 Ukrainians on flights Wednesday
Two flights carrying about 200 displaced Ukrainian citizens are set to touch down in Regina late Wednesday night.After arriving in Regina after a stopover in Edmonton, the passengers will step off the...
Aug 10, 2022