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Watercraft inspections help keep invasive species at bay

Watercraft inspections help keep invasive species at bay

Stations in place until late October.
AI-driven detection of early Alzheimer’s through eye screenings

AI-driven detection of early Alzheimer’s through eye screenings

USask spearheads cutting-edge research.
Saskatchewan ends fiscal year with $182M surplus, below original forecast

Saskatchewan ends fiscal year with $182M surplus, below original forecast

REGINA — The Saskatchewan government ended the last fiscal year with a $182-million surplus, lower than the original forecast but higher than other predictions.
Dig into prehistoric mysteries this summer

Dig into prehistoric mysteries this summer

T.rex Discovery Centre gears up for a busy season.
Hail a setback for some producers

Hail a setback for some producers

Crop Report — June 18 to 24.
Sask gov't claims oil and gas emissions continue to decline

Sask gov't claims oil and gas emissions continue to decline

Emissions from reported venting and flaring at upstream oil facilities in 2023 were 3.6 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, which is a 67 per cent reduction from 2015 levels and a six per cent decline from 2022.
Tires from Sask. bound for Alberta recycling plant, say NDP

Tires from Sask. bound for Alberta recycling plant, say NDP

The NDP says tires are being shipped from Moose Jaw to a facility in Calgary for recycling.
The CFL is ready to Stand On Guard For Thee

The CFL is ready to Stand On Guard For Thee

The CFL, RCMP and Grey Cup are ready to head out on a coast to coast tour.
SUMA highlighting contributions of members

SUMA highlighting contributions of members

'We are URBAN.' campaign celebrates all municipalities.
Celebrating excellence in teaching and applied research

Celebrating excellence in teaching and applied research

Sask Polytech highlights seven educators at convocation.