Canada is prepared to contribute $5 billion toward a loan to Ukraine that will be based on future revenue from frozen Russian assets, a senior government source confirmed on Thursday. The source, who is not being named because they are not authorized to discuss details publicly, says G7 leaders are finalizing details of the loan. […]

Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip Today Partly to mostly cloudy   Wind:  W-NW 15-30 km/h and diminishing High:  21° 20% Tonight Becoming clear   Wind: SW 10-20 km/h Low: 8° 10% Friday Partly to mostly sunny    Wind: S-SE 15-25 km/h High: 26° 10% Friday night Partly cloudy   Wind: E-SE 10-20 km/h Low: 12° […]

As we embrace the near arrival of summer, we often anticipate warm days filled with sunshine, picnics, and outdoor fun. However, in recent years, the summer season has thrown us some unexpected curveballs in the form of bizarre and extreme weather patterns. Gone are the days when we could predictably plan our summer activities. Now, […]

Demand for beef is expected to stay high even though the cattle herd has declined in Canada and the United States and beef prices are relatively high. Anne Wasko, president of Cattle Trends provided a detailed Beef Market Outlook to the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association AGM and Convention on Monday. “I really focused on the […]

Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip         Tonight Scattered Showers & T-Storms Early, Otherwise Decreasing Clouds   Wind: W-NW 15-30 km/h Low: 8° 60% Thursday Mainly cloudy – isolated showers   Wind: NW 15-25 km/h High: 22° 30% Thursday night Partly cloudy   Wind: W-SW 10-20 km/h Low: 8° 20% Friday Partly sunny […]

A well-known Yorkton agri-business has gone into receivership. Leon’s Manufacturing and Ramrod Equipment locked their doors yesterday (Tue) afternoon. GX94 News has learned Ernst and Young out of Edmonton will be the receiver. The decision puts about eighty people out of work. Leon’s was born in Bankend, Saskatchewan in 1952. It built farm implements like […]

Despite the wet conditions, seeding progress was made throughout much of the province last week and isestimated to be 92% complete. Spring cereals, peas, and grain corn are approximately 97% complete. Canola and soybean planting advanced, with 88% of canola acres and 92% of soybean acres planted. Many of the unseeded acres are expected to […]

Victor Sawa a giant of the province’s music scene, and the former conductor of Regina’s Symphony Orchestra has died. A release issued by the symphony was shared via facebook. Sawa- a renowned conductor and beloved figure in the Regina arts community, peacefully passed away at his residence on Wednesday. Maestro Sawa, an integral part of […]

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is engaging in consultations with its members about using binding arbitration to finalize a new collective bargaining agreement. The key issues include class complexity and teachers’ wages. Further details will not be disclosed while consultations are ongoing. The province’s teachers have been on strike for several months, as the teachers federation […]

MOOSE JAW — Moose Jaw MLA Gregory Samuel Lawrence has pleaded not guilty to the two charges against him, while the Crown and defence are now searching for a day to hold his trial. Lawrence, 58, was not present in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on June 12 when his matters were discussed. Instead, defence lawyer […]