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The Government of Saskatchewan is extending the Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment (SSBEP) program an additional month to support small businesses province-wide during the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Lyme disease was present before the pandemic and it will still be here afterwards

Gardeners are a social bunch, and I know we all miss seeing each other and talking gardening.

Farmers in southeast Saskatchewan are concerned about moisture as seeding begins. Blake Duchek says the recent moisture was much-needed East of Atwater following 2020鈥檚 dry fall and low snowfall winter.

More than two years after Ottawa legalized weed, Saskatchewan鈥檚 green industry has grown into a jurisdictional grey zone.

While the federal Liberal government鈥檚 special envoy to the Prairies spent Thursday morning touting Ottawa鈥檚 2021-22 budget, Winnipeg MP Jim Carr Thursday afternoon said the feds are in talks with the Canadian Football League about a possible funding

Until May 14, the Government of Saskatchewan is accepting applications for the spring intake of Indigenous community projects that support economic, social and cultural projects lead by Saskatchewan Indigenous organizations.

An additional 5,758 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 427,739.

Yorkton: The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is cutting life saving microbiology testing from the Yorkton Regional Hospital. Starting on May 2, microbiology samples from Yorkton and the surrounding area will now be sent to Regina for processing.

John Van Eaton says moisture in the form of snow in April will make a difference as spring seeding gets under way. Van Eaton farms northeast of Maryfield, planning on planting spring wheat, barley, canola, and peas this year.