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Canada's two major railways saw strong grain deliveries in week 2: Ag Transport Coalition

Canada's two major railways saw strong grain deliveries in week 2: Ag Transport Coalition

The Ag Transport Coalition reports Week 2 saw continued good performance from both CN and CPKC, with the railways supplying a combined 99% of hopper cars ordered, representing an improvement from the 93% order fulfillment performance seen in week 1.
Sask. gas prices climb due to refinery outage

Sask. gas prices climb due to refinery outage

With those refinery issues beginning to ease, we may see some limited relief ahead, says petroleum analyst.
Alberta harvest behind schedule: crop report

Alberta harvest behind schedule: crop report

Heavy rains in the northern half of Alberta as well as dry conditions in the southern half, delayed harvest progress during the week ended August 19. That's according to the province’s weekly crop report.
Inquest into teenager’s 2022 death begins

Inquest into teenager’s 2022 death begins

Brandon Schafer-Kovacs, 14, was living in a group home under the care of the Ministry of Social Services when his death occurred.
MJPS budget affected by extra costs for 911 tech upgrades

MJPS budget affected by extra costs for 911 tech upgrades

Commissioner Jamey Logan expressed disappointment with the 911 upgrade expense, saying the province had “offloaded” it onto the agency.
Photos: Top Sask musical talents flocked to southeast festival

Photos: Top Sask musical talents flocked to southeast festival

The Coal Creek Festival featured nine Saskatchewan musical acts in a scenic setting.
La Ronge introduces higher recreation fees for Air Ronge residents

La Ronge introduces higher recreation fees for Air Ronge residents

La Ronge has adopted a new policy that will see Air Ronge residents pay double fees for recreation programs and facility use.
Down, down, down: Crime in Moose Jaw continues to drop year-over-year

Down, down, down: Crime in Moose Jaw continues to drop year-over-year

The data showed there have been 772 total crimes against property, compared to 1,071 incidents last year, a drop of 27.9 per cent.
Bridging the gap between river, city charm and beauty in Saskatoon

Bridging the gap between river, city charm and beauty in Saskatoon

Known as the City of Bridges, Saskatoon’s crossings over the South Saskatchewan River link neighbourhoods, carry history and inspire connection.
Remembering one of Sask’s darkest cases: the Threinen murders

Remembering one of Sask’s darkest cases: the Threinen murders

Fifty years ago, Saskatoon was shaken by the murders of four children at the hands of David Threinen. He is still serving a life sentence.
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