Breadcrumb Trail Links News Saskatchewan Most of the people infected have not been vaccinated, says Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, Published May 08, 2025 • Last updated 34 minutes ago • 3 minute read Dr. Saqib Shahab …
A former Saskatchewan government employee who worked with a provincial immigration program is facing numerous criminal charges including breach of trust and money laundering. Tony Dou of Saskatoon is alleged to have “fraudulently altered documents and …
A wind warning is in effect for West Central Saskatchewan Thursday morning as strong westerly winds sweep across the region, with gusts nearing 90 km/h. Environment Canada issued the alert at 9:43 a.m. CST, cautioning residents from Macklin to Biggar, …
Glacier FarmMedia | MarketsFarm — Warm, dry weather has allowed growers in Saskatchewan to get ahead in spring seeding. Farmers in the province have planted 18 per cent of the expected 2025 crop as of May 5, as reported in the province’s first crop report …
REGINA — Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer says the province is now part of an unprecedented measles outbreak, with cases rising rapidly. Dr. REGINA — Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer says the province is now part of an …
Eight outstanding citizens will be honoured with the Saskatchewan Order of Merit during a 40th anniversary ceremony this June. REGINA — Eight Saskatchewan citizens will be recipients of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit at a special ceremony marking the 40th …
With the seeding season underway and many farmers hurrying to get their product in the ground, farm safety should be top of mind to avoid any accidents. That's the message of the Saskatchewan Safety Council, which is looking to keep farmers and the …
CANADA, May 8 - Released on May 8, 2025 Adults with intellectual disabilities will benefit from an increased investment in the 2025-26 Budget that will enhance programs and services and develop more residential spaces in the province that meet their needs …
Breadcrumb Trail Links Opinion Mandatory DEI training for academic staff merits a public outcry and action by the government Published May 08, 2025 • Last updated 19 minutes ago • 3 minute read The University of Saskatchewan's mandatory anti-racism …
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