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St. Andrew's Church Tea and Bake Sale

St. Andrew's Church Tea and Bake Sale

The St. Andrew's Church held a fall tea and bake sale on Saturday afternoon. Hungry patrons were there in abundance with fun had by all.
Raider Gridders decimate Weyburn Eagles 35-0

Raider Gridders decimate Weyburn Eagles 35-0

To say there was little room to sugar coat the end results of the football game Saturday afternoon would be a statement in solid contention for understatement of the year.
Wheelchair rugby catches attention

Wheelchair rugby catches attention

When you are a tad addicted to sports, the Internet is the great enabler in terms of feeding that habit.

Junior Raiders focused on championship

The Yorkton Junior Raiders are one win away from making history. Saturday the football team headed to Regina for semi-final action in the Regina Minor Football League calming the waters of the host Lakers rolling to a 52-0 win.
Celebrating Achievement at the 2019 Nation Builders & Community Recognition Awards Luncheon

Celebrating Achievement at the 2019 Nation Builders & Community Recognition Awards Luncheon

(UCC Saskatchewan) — The Ukrainian Canadian Congress of Saskatchewan (UCC Saskatchewan) held its 25th annual Nation Builders & Community Recognition Awards luncheon and awards presentation at the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina on October 20, 2019.
Prairie farm groups release results of seed royalty survey

Prairie farm groups release results of seed royalty survey

Producers have conclusive views about trailing and end-point royalties
Climate activist Greta Thunberg and USask scientist John Pomeroy discuss glacier decline

Climate activist Greta Thunberg and USask scientist John Pomeroy discuss glacier decline

At a stop on Oct. 22 during her ongoing trip across North America, climate activist Greta Thunberg met with University of Saskatchewan (USask) water scientist John Pomeroy at a USask field research site on the Athabasca Glacier in Jasper, Alberta.

World record-setting water skier to be named September Athlete of the Month

After setting World and Canadian records at the Disabled World Water Ski Championships, Saskatoon’s Nolan Barnes has been named Sask Sport Inc.’s September Athlete of the Month.

University of Regina and Gabriel Dumont Institutesign new, expanded, affiliation agreement

Métis education in Saskatchewan took an important step forward today as the University of Regina announced a new affiliation agreement with the Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research (GDI), as well as a renewed agreement for
Trade missions can open doors

Trade missions can open doors

In terms of Canadian agriculture trade is paramount to success for producers. It is well understood that Canadian producers can do one thing very well, and that is grow crops and livestock.
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