As students across Saskatchewan begin a new school year, it is an opportunity to reconnect with friends, build new relationships and continue discovering their strengths and interests. For teachers, educational…
Leaders of the Western Canadian Municipal Associations (WCMA) met in Edmonton on August 25 and 26 to discuss areas of common concern and co-operative actions that will help stabilize municipal autonomy and investment. Through WCMA, western municipal leaders share information, develop practical solutions and strengthen…
Arthritis costs Canada $142.4 billion every year – a figure that, until today, had never been fully measured. A new report by Arthritis Society Canada, commissioned from the Canadian Centre…
In response to the 50 per cent tariff on Canadian alcohol enacted by the United States of America on August 22, Saskatchewan will reciprocate with a 50 per cent levy…
Harvest progress remained slow last week, reaching four per cent complete as scattered rain showers and thunderstorms moved across the province. While the moisture was welcome in some regions, early-morning…
By TERRY PUGH A century and a half after it was signed on August 23, 1876, the original Treaty 6 document is returning to Fort Carlton. The historic document will…
Crops continue to mature across the province. Cooler weather slowed harvest progress, which remains at two per cent complete, and crop development in some areas; however, it also helped maintain…
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is calling on Premier Scott Moe to cut the provincial gas tax and the federal government to keep its fuel tax cut after releasing its…
By BONNIE LAWRENCE Christ Church Patience Lake, one of the smallest remaining Bishop Lloyd style churches, welcomed over 90 visitors to an Open Church BBQ Fundraiser on July 18. The…
According to recently-released numbers from Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate is the third lowest amongst provinces at 6.0 per cent, below the national average of 6.4 per cent. As well,…
