The Government of Saskatchewan has developed a one-year Interim Provincial Education Plan to support Saskatchewan schools as the province emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic. “We’re pleased to provide school divisions…
Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park west of Duck Lake hosted a special interpretive event on August 7 highlighting what life was like for people that lived in the fort during…
Long-time Martensville realtor Richard Reimer knows a thing or two about quality houses. And playhouses. Reimer is picking up the $5,000 tab for the cost of materials used in the…
After more than a year on ice, live bluegrass music is back. Some of the best guitar, fiddle, banjo and mandolin players in the country will take the outdoor stage…
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) says the additional federal support for producers who are facing a relentless drought is welcome. But the measures don’t go far enough in…
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) President Glen McCallum announced his Ministerial Cabinet on July 20. McCallum was re-elected to the post of President in the May 29 MN-S election. The election also…
Saskatchewan’s 14 Conservative Party MPs are demanding the federal Liberal government quit playing favourites when it comes to provincial carbon tax proposals. In mid-July, the federal government rejected a carbon…
Many Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFGB) project sites in southern Africa are flourishing, thanks to a combination of favourable weather conditions and good farming practices. Velina Siapani of Zingozo village, Zimbabwe,…
Saskatchewan residents travelling across provincial and international borders with boats are reminded to keep an eye out for inspection stations along highways and near waterbodies. The requirement to stop at…
Effective July 1, 2021, the maximum monthly benefit provided through the Seniors Income Plan (SIP) will increase by $30 per month. Along with this year’s increase, the maximum SIP benefit…
