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Bet you’ve never heard of bananas, coconuts or even pineapples being grown in Saskatchewan? Shelly and Rick Gerein, operators of Gerein’s Greenhouse near Scott, just couldn’t shut the door and walk away after almost 25 years of operating a retail gre

WEYBURN — Slim and close-shaven with deep-set green eyes that reflect a struggle beyond his years, the middle-aged man describes the "sickness" that made him leave his home and head 90 minutes north to Regina. It was the day after Christmas.

Submitted On behalf of its members, the SGEU Health Providers express sorrow at the untimely death of Tom Thomas, a CUPE member and Continuing Care Aide from The Battlefords, who passed away this week after being diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier this

But our wind turbines shut down at -30 C

As of Thursday morning, Feb. 18, SaskPower continued to supply American power companies with 175 megawatts of power through our interconnect to their grid along our southern border.

Vaccine Delivery There were 2,403 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered yesterday in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 53,030.

CARROT RIVER — Brennan Hall will be taking over the role of Carrot River’s administrator, following Kevin Trew giving his official resignation to the town’s council.

When sentencing a Terror Squad gang member the judge considered Gladue factors including the fact that the accused lived on his own since age 11. In Prince Albert Provincial Court on Feb. 19, Judge H. M.

If you’re shipping much of the product through a port, should you have a bigger say in its operation? That’s the position of the Government of Saskatchewan, which is joining a growing list of provinces and industry groups calling for reform of repres

Submitted A herd of 20 plains bison arrives at Battle River Bison Preservation compound located at Poundmaker Cree Nation on Feb. 19. The herd will be a mix of calves of both sexes and female yearlings provided by Parks Canada.