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It’s back to the basics for farm safety
Meg Deak Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Woolwich Observer Last year, there were ten deaths in Ontario on farms, more than double the previous year’s four...
AI is reshaping both sides of Canada’s immigration fraud battle
AI emergence exposes growing divide among immigration lawyers and regulators over the technology’s impact Aloa Alota Local Journalism Initiative Reporter New Canadian Media One day Alberta...
Pioneer garden lives on at Honeywood Nursery
Honeywood Heritage Nursery is more than just a wonderful garden oasis, it is a tribute to the ingenuity and dedication of one of Saskatchewan's...
Longtime Sask Polytech instructor retires after 35 years in the classroom
For Bev Petruk, teaching was never about getting through a lesson as quickly as possible. It was about watching the room, knowing when students were...
Core Days conference highlights mining growth in North
Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca LA RONGE — Northern Saskatchewan’s mining and exploration sector took centre stage in La Ronge in May as...
Former PAGC Senator Roy Head passes away
The Prince Albert Grand Council is mourning the loss of a former senator. Roy Head, a former chief of Red Earth Cree Nation passed away...
Martensville plays host to first-ever ‘Prospects on the Prairies’ Elite Female Hockey Showcase
Kevin Berger Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Clark's Crossing Gazette About 70 hockey players from across Saskatchewan (and a few from outside the province) took part...
Astros ready to host U17, U20 provincials this weekend
The Prince Albert Astros are ready to host provincials at the Max Power Ball Parks this weekend. The U20s will take place at Kinsmen Field...
From Saltcoats to the spotlight: Saskatchewan comedian building a career on the road
Andrea Moss Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca YORKTON — What began as a dream and a five-minute open mic set in Saskatoon has grown into...
Science fiction time travel art collection shows in Grace Campbell Gallery
Max Pahtayken Daily Herald Marjorie Roden's "The Napkin Manifesto" collection is made up of 39 pieces that tell the complex story of time travel and connection...
Who is going to bail out our struggling hospitals?
Dean Regier and Jason M. Sutherland Canada’s hospitals have been a cornerstone of our national identity and solidarity. But clear across the country hospitals are...
Canada can’t build prosperity on political promises
Roslyn Kunin Canada is likely to avoid a recession this year, but economic growth will remain weak. Labour shortages and lengthy approval processes for major...