As of 10 am Monday, residents in Assiniboia and surrounding communities were given the green light to use their tap water again. According to the town's website, the Water Security Agency said people…
The third time was a charm for the Central Cyclones at Hoopla. After falling short in back-to-back provincial finals, the Cyclones put together a dominating effort in the 4A Boys championship game at…
For the second straight year, the Peacock Toilers are coming home with a bronze medal from Hoopla. The Toilers scored a 70-53 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds in the 4A Girls bronze medal game on…
The Moose Jaw Peewee Mavericks won the Saskatchewan Female Hockey League's South Division Championship in dominating fashion on Sunday. Powered by four goals from Jesse Mielke and three from Brooklyn…
Little mistakes are hurting the Moose Jaw Warriors in their first-round series with the Saskatoon Blades. The Warriors were neck-and-neck with the Blades on Saturday night, but a few miscues ended up…
Agricultural trade and trade issues is a key priority for the Provincial Government. Saskatchewan’s top trading markets are the U-S, China, India, Japan, and Mexico. Legislative Secretary for Trade…
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan is expressing grave concerns over news that we are now seeing very limited sales of canola seed into China. APAS Vice President Ian Boxall says…
The Canadian Canola Council of Canada is seeing very limited sales of canola seed into China right now. Many feel China’s concerns over shipping issues with Richardson International are politically…
Prices seem to be turning around on the cattle markets. Brian Perillat is the Manager and Senior Analyst at Canfax. "On the feeder cattle side we've seen a bit of spring pressure over the last couple…
