Saskatchewan Premier, Scott Moe, is in China this week for a trade mission to shine the spotlight on our provinces resources and discuss further mutual beneficial trade opportunities. Moe left for…
When a hockey player sports the captain's 'C' or an 'A' on their uniform, their role as a leader expands past the ice. Younger players look up to you and the younger generation of hockey players view…
After finishing one win away from reaching the provincial final last year, Kerrobert Composite School's Rebels football team will be pushing themselves to go farther this fall to reach their goal.…
Some teams stayed undfeated in Week 2 of High School Football, while other teams picked up their first wins of the season. Here are the full scores and results from Week 2 games: 6-Man Football 1A -…
Rosetown's Shane Collins will continue to lace up his skates this season with the Men's Hockey program at the University of Saskatchewan. Collins had an excellent junior hockey career as he split his…
There was a good, frank, open discussion among farm groups, government, grain companies and the railways at last week’s Grain Transportation Roundtable. That’s the opinion of APAS President Todd…
The Province is reviewing the current trespass legislation to see if any changes need to be made. Justice Minister Don Morgan says they currently have a number of pieces of legislation that affect…
It’s the news Livestock Producers struggling to find extra feed supplies were hoping to hear. The Federal Government has announced a 2018 Livestock Tax Deferral for producers impacted by drought,…
Rain showers in various areas of the Province have caused a bit of a delay in harvest activities. Daphne Cruise with Saskatchewan Agriculture says the stuff that was combined in the last couple of…
