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Saskatchewan producers spicing up agriculture with a dash of diversity
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
By 2019, the global spice market is projected to be worth more than $10 billion — and a small segment of Saskatchewan producers are helping to contribute to worldwide demand. Continue reading
Animal welfare complaints, investigations on the rise in Saskatchewan
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
It’s a heart breaking case out of Prince Albert: a little dog that was found so critically malnourished it died less than two days later, leaving many to question if animal welfare is getting better in the province or worse. Continue reading
Saskatchewan Health Authority issues warning to concertgoers about deadly drugs
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is issuing a warning to concert-goers to make safe choices when it comes to alcohol and drugs. Continue reading
Carmont Construction fined in Saskatoon workplace death
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Carmont Construction fined $80,000 in the Saskatoon workplace death of Austyn Schenstead. Continue reading
Where you’ll be able to legally smoke marijuana in Saskatchewan in October
On Oct. 17, you will be able to legally light up at your home but recreational pot will not be permitted at a park, a playground or even while pitching a tent. Continue reading
‘Suffering is something they want to alleviate’: medically-assisted deaths on rise in Canada
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
The number of Canadians opting for medically-assisted deaths rose 29 per cent between the first and last six months of 2017. Continue reading
Small town Saskatchewan takes a stab at wheelchair fencing
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A small town in Saskatchewan is taking the love of fencing to an entirely new level. Continue reading
Riders’ Duron Carter pleads not guilty to pot possession charge in Saskatoon
Duron Carter’s legal counsel entered a not-guilty plea in connection to a marijuana possession charge in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Ride-sharing regulations in Saskatoon still not settled
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Debate continued Wednesday in Saskatoon on regulations that would govern ride-sharing companies in the city. Continue reading
Needles, batteries and even animal carcasses placed in Loraas recycling bins
Loraas is raising concerns over hazardous items being disposed of in recycling bins, one which was the cause of a fire at its facility in May. Continue reading
Learning about the work being done at Forensic Unit over 2 decades
It’s a unit that assesses and treats individuals who have come into conflict with the law due to mental health illness. Continue reading
Avalon residents petition for removal of concrete barrier due to traffic concerns
People living in Saskatoon’s Avalon neighbourhood are petitioning the city to have a concrete barrier removed, saying it is creating new traffic concerns. Continue reading
Roughriders’ Duron Carter pleads guilty to marijuana possession in Manitoba
Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Duron Carter has pleaded guilty to his marijuana possession charge in Winnipeg. Continue reading
Saskatoon city committee debates ride-sharing regulations
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A city committee held a meeting on Tuesday over the future of ride-sharing in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Manslaughter trial begins in deadly 2015 Saskatoon home invasion
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A trial for Dustin Trevor Sand has gotten underway more than two years after a home invasion with a deadly outcome. Continue reading
