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EmployLink luncheon educates employers on workplace inclusivity and diversity
The Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon Tuesday morning in partnership with Employlink to discuss workplace inclusion and diversity, featuring...
Crop Report for the period Sept. 29 to Oct. 5
Harvest progress continued this week as producers made good use of available field time, despite the humidity and dew reducing the number of harvesting...
Crop Report for the period Sept. 29 to Oct. 5
Harvest progress continued this week as producers made good use of available field time, despite the humidity and dew reducing the number of harvesting...
Rock Trout showcases local and touring songwriting talent
Rock Trout Cafe hosted intimate, mellow, alt folk, and singer songwriter vibes on Friday Sept. 25, with LJ Tyson opening for touring band Slow...
New Woods Cree textbook aims to strengthen language learning
Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca A new instructional book focused on the Woods Cree dialect is set to provide teachers and language learners...
La Ronge approves 10-year SaskWater utilities agreement deal
Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca The Town of La Ronge has approved a 10-year agreement with SaskWater to operate and maintain the community's...
We meet again: For sixth year in a row, Hilltops, Thunder square off for PFC glory
Saskatoon StarPhoenix Staff It’s Chapter Six of the best rivalry in the Prairie Football Conference. After dominant performances from both the Saskatoon Hilltops and Regina Thunder...
Roughriders drop fourth straight in 44-24 loss to Alouettes
Taylor Shire Regina Leader-Post The Saskatchewan Roughriders didn’t have much to be thankful for on Monday afternoon. In Week 19 of the CFL season, the Roughriders lost...
Klyne returns to headline Legion Halloween-themed party
The Royal Canadian Legion returns with their annual ‘Spook-tacular Halloween Party’ set to be held on Oct. 31 at the Legion grounds. Partygoers can...
Enrichment and artistic talent meet at Mont St. Joseph for Kyla Art Show and Sale
Max Pahtayken Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Daily Herald Kyla Art Group celebrates their 48 annual art show and sale on Saturday Oct. 3 at Mont St. Joseph...
Food warning labels are changing what we buy
Sylvain Charlebois For years, Canadians have wondered why so many packaged foods contain so much sodium, sugar or saturated fat. Health Canada may have found...
Is a Cute Dog Better Than an Ugly One?
Cats are nice. I respect people who prefer cats. But I’m a dog person. Nothing triggers more reader mail than a column picking pet...