After two years of challenges due to COVID-19, Canada’s Farm Show is set to return to an in person event this summer at EVRAZ Place. The event will highlight agricultural technology, and the path forward for a new generation of farmers. REAL President and CEO- Tim Reid made the announcement Tuesday morning. “It is so […]
$1.1 million is being invested over the next three years to help families in a crisis. The Government of Saskatchewan announced the expansion of the Family Intervention Rapid Support Team (FIRST) program in the province. The expansion of the FIRST program will see support offered to families living in the Moose Jaw, Estevan, Weyburn, Carlyle […]
Residents in Saskatchewan will now be able to test themselves for HIV. Free HIV self-test kits are available to the general public at 23 locations across the province. The self-tests can be done at home, provide preliminary results in just one minute and only require a bit of blood from your fingertip. The test kits […]
If you bought a lottery ticket for the February 15th Lotto Max draw – you might be 20 million dollars richer! The winning Lotto MAX ticket was sold outside of the Regina and Saskatoon regions and the prize has not yet been claimed. It is the 2nd time in two months a lottery ticket worth […]
A letter from two premiers, and the governors of 16 US states is making its way to the desks of US President Joe Biden, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The letter calls on both governments to end the vaccination mandates for truckers who cross between the two countries. Premier Scott Moe, and Alberta’s Jason Kenney […]
After a decade of leadership with Conexus Credit Union, CEO Eric Dillion is stepping down. “We are incredibly grateful to Eric for his tremendous contributions to Conexus over the last ten years” says Joel Mowchenko Chair of the Board. He goes on to say “Eric devoted a decade of his career as our CEO, and […]
The Saskatchewan Health Association issuing a public warning today about the possible transmission of Hepatitis A at a Tim Horton’s restaurant in Emerald Park. The risk of transmission is low says the SHA – but as a precautionary measure anyone who has been through the emerald park Tim Horton’s between January 27th and February 10th […]
Drums and an honor song followed a pipe ceremony this morning on the Keeseekoose First Nation. What would follow – the stories of children. Children who never made their way home. Children taken from their families. Children that until now have not been acknowledged. “Seeing your kid leave your house in the morning time, not […]
The Premier of Saskatchewan’s stance on freedom rally protestors blocking trade routes and overtaking Ottawa is being questioned by some today. In an interview with CBC last night – Premier Scott Moe was asked if he supported the trucker convoy occupation of bridges and roadways across the country. “It’s certainly going to get everyone’s attention […]
Saskatchewan’s provincial parks are offering up special programs and camping discounts to make embracing winters at home in the province easier than ever. Winter camping in Saskatchewan is a truly unique experience, and this family week Saskatchewan Parks is offering a buy one get one free special for camping between February 18th and 27th. During […]
