Full closure of Wanuskewin Road beginning week of July 27
Beginning the week of July 27, Wanuskewin Road will be fully closed north of 72nd Street for approximately three months as crews complete open-cut pipeline installation work on the Biosolids…
Global food security starts at Ag In Motion
Saskatchewan reinforces its role in agricultural innovation at largest outdoor farm expo in Western Canada. Today, Trade and Export Minister Warren Kaeding joined Show Director and Business Development Lead Rob…
Storms cause setbacks in some areas, but most crops developing normally
Last week, warmer temperatures, increased sunshine and limited precipitation helped fields to dry, allowing crops to catch up, according to the provincial crop report issued July7 16. Producers made progress…
Search and rescue volunteers prepare for disaster at MJSE
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative Given how chaotic the weather has been in recent weeks, flipping between tornado advisories and heat warning in rapid succession, it’s rather ironic that…
Crop Report for June 30 to July 6, 2026
Rainfall continued across many areas of the province this week, with some regions also experiencing minor to severe hail. Producers are beginning to see the impacts of the excessive moisture…
CPPS issues safety advisory for South Saskatchewan River
The Corman Park Police Service (CPPS) has issued a warning that conditions along the South Saskatchewan River have become hazardous with increased water levels and faster-moving currents. As a result,…
Saskatchewan expands breast screening eligibility
As of July 1, 2026, Saskatchewan women aged 40 and older can now book a screening mammogram for breast cancer through the BreastCheck program. “Our government is delivering on our…
Prairie Spirit trustees approve 2026-2027 budget
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative For the second year in a row, the Prairie Spirit School Division (PSSD) has been able to balance its books for the upcoming school…
Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association urges everyone to wear a helmet as they hit the trails
As Saskatchewan riders head out on trails, backroads and recreational areas this summer, the Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association (SATVA) is reminding everyone to make safety part of every ride. The…
Saskatchewan moves toward swifter, more effective penalties for impaired driving
The Government of Saskatchewan is moving towards the use of administrative penalties for impaired driving as part of its ongoing commitment to strengthen road safety across the province. This approach…