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From now until May 24, 2021, Health Canada is calling for public consultation on new guidelines for plant breeding innovation.

Gregg Adams can imagine saving a herd of cattle from an outbreak of a deadly disease in the span of hours.

REGINA — One of the cornerstone announcements in the last year for the Saskatchewan agriculture sectors has been the launch of the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Expansion Project by the provincial government.

Each spring, Saint Mary School hosts their Annual Project Fair week. Due to COVID-19, it was closed to visitors this year but that did not keep students and staff from proceeding and finding creative ways to connect with parents and the public.

The University of Saskatchewan’s Canadian Hub for Applied and Social Research (CHASR) recently conducted a Canada-wide survey to see what impacts the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Canadians and found Canadians foresee some positive outcomes from the C

SaskTel says new cell towers should help solve the problem of cell coverage gaps in certain areas of the province, including gaps along the borders. SaskTel has long had a problem in border areas.

The new advertising and sponsorship policy in Battleford got tweaked on Monday.

An upgrade at the water plant in Battleford got the approval of town council Monday.

The Battle River Settlement Association has been dissolved as of March 23, 2021, and it was up to town council Monday to decide what to do with its remaining funds.

Friday, April 9, 10-10:30 a.m. is the time set for “Light It Up for The Lighthouse” event, a collaborative fundraiser with The Lighthouse and Liberty Athletics.