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The window is now open for Saskatchewan cow-calf producers to access market price protection for their spring born calves. The Western Livestock Price Insurance Program offers calf price insurance from Feb. 3, 2015, to May 28, 2015.

Almost all Canadians agree that texting while driving is unacceptable, but they’re still doing it in significant numbers, according to new poll results from the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA).

The 2015 Easter Seals Snowarama was held Saturday in Yorkton, the snowmobile derby starting at the Gallagher Centre where participants were fed breakfast in the Nexera Flexihall before hitting the trail north to Good Spirit Recreation Hall, and then

Online visitors to wdm.ca/library can now access a search platform with advanced search capabilities that features RSS feeds for recently catalogued material and the ability to share lists and saved searches with your friends.

Tourism Saskatchewan is pleased to announce 25 organizations designated as Employers of Choice (EOC) for 2015. Employers earn the EOC designation for leadership and commitment to best practices in human resources.

Heart transplant recipient Cheryl Olson calls her organ donor her heart hero. “She saved my life, so she’s my hero,” Olson said about the woman who made possible her heart transplant in 2008.

Education Minister Don Morgan has proclaimed the week of February 8 - 14, 2015, as Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week to celebrate the remarkable education professionals in Saskatchewan.

Heritage Day, proclaimed annually in February throughout the nation by Heritage Canada The National Trust, celebrates the architectural heritage and historic places of Canada.

It’s gratifying to have been able to play and promote a game through its start-up phase, and then see it finally boxed and available to the world.

February 14 to 16 marks another free fishing weekend in Saskatchewan – the first in winter – to promote the province’s many ice fishing opportunities.