Highways Minister Kim Gartner has announced the launch of a bi-weekly construction update. Going forward, bi-weekly construction updates will be released every second Friday at 10 a.m. All regions of…
On October 1, 2026, minimum wage in Saskatchewan will increase to $15.70 per hour. Saskatchewan’s minimum wage is calculated using an indexation formula, which gives equal weight to changes to…
The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding farmers and ranchers that the annual highway hay salvage and ditch mowing program is underway across the province. Landowners and lessees who own property…
The Saskatoon Police Service is sharing more information relating to the ongoing investigation following reports of a jet ski rider in distress near the weir on the South Saskatchewan River…
Ranchers, government representatives, conservation organizations, industry leaders, and social media content creators gathered in mid-June for a ranch tour celebrating the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP). The event…
Seeding is 97 per cent complete, up from 93 per cent last week. This is slightly below the five- and ten-year average of 99 per cent. Progress was slowed by…
Post-secondary students throughout Saskatchewan are stepping across the graduation stage and into the work force this spring. More than 10,000 students are graduating from the province’s universities, federated, affiliate and…
The Government of Saskatchewan and the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan have announced that two new municipal bylaws courts are now serving the communities of Rosthern, Fort Qu’Appelle and surrounding areas.…
By TERRY PUGH Canada Day in Osler is famous for being a great family-friendly party, but this year it’s aiming to be better than ever. Juno-award winners Jake Vaadeland and…
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative The Station Arts Centre in Rosthern is on the road to financial recovery thanks to a combination of staff cuts, fundraising and forging a…
