Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip This Afternoon Cloudy and breezy – light snow diminishing / additional 1cm   Wind: N/NE 20-35 km/h Steady near -4° 70% Tonight Mostly cloudy – a few flurries   Wind: NW 20-35 km/h diminishing late Low: -6° 30% Friday Mostly cloudy   Wind: NW 15-25 km/h High: -3° 20% Friday […]

Multiple semis continue to block Highway #1, between Mopre and Mortlach, impacting road conditions due to severe weather. The highway is closed in both directions on the Highway Hotline. Extreme caution is advised in the area, with at least five semis involved in collisions, causing significant delays. Emergency responders are working to clear the road. […]

Durum                          415.64  Feed barley                  227.58 Canola                          561.72 Chickpeas                     1168.44 Flax                              […]

CKRM FORECAST From:             Precision Weather Service Meteorologist Phil Spevak Date:              Thursday, February 8, 2024                    4:00 am Weather Forecast Temperature Chance Precip Today Cloudy and breezy – light snow diminishing / additional 2-4cm   Wind: NE 20-35 km/h Steady near -4° 70% Tonight Mostly cloudy – a few flurries   Wind: NW 20-35 km/h diminishing late […]

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (AP) — Ashton Bell and Renata Fast scored in a 2:38 span of the third period and Canada stayed alive in the Rivalry Series, rallying to beat the United States 4-2 on Wednesday night in Game 5. Canada cut the Americans’ series lead to 3-2 with two games left. They will remain in Saskatchewan for Game 6 […]

A Manitoba curling proverb is “the buffalo feels heavy.” Expectations are high for curlers from that province on the national and international stage. But what about representing another avid curling province that hasn’t won a Brier in over 40 years?  Mike McEwen has played in seven Canadian men’s curling championships for Manitoba. He’s about to […]

The Saskatchewan Teacher’s Federation (STF) has suspended all job action following an invitation from the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee (GTBC) to resume negotiations. The GTBC extended the invitation late Wednesday, citing a new mandate from the provincial government. Both parties are set to convene on Monday, February 12, in Saskatoon to restart discussions. “We welcome the […]

Lentils have the potential to be a top money earner for the upcoming growing season while flax, soybeans and fababeans are at the bottom of the list. The ranking comes from a recent profitability analysis conducted by Rayglen Commodities based in Saskatoon.  The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture prepares a Crop Planning Guide that’s released in […]

Wednesday’s announcement from Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) investing in a new pea protein isolate production plant in Yorkton has yielded positive reaction from the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers and the Mayor of Yorkton. Executive Director of the Pulse Growers Carl Potts says it will help create demand domestically and abroad. “In Saskatchewan it’s positive news,” Potts […]

The Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union (SGEU) faces a challenging impasse in negotiations with the Government of Saskatchewan, impacting the largest bargaining unit, Public Service/Government Employment (PS/GE). The current collective bargaining agreement expired on September 30, 2022, and after over a year of talks, SGEU expresses disappointment at the government’s reluctance to negotiate fair […]