High demands for propane due to Sask. grain drying
The wet harvest is causing record-high demands for propane to use in grain drying and delays in service from propane suppliers. Continue reading
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Community comes together to help family with harvest after farmer’s death
About 100 spectators and volunteers came together to help harvest the large wheat crop of a deceased Saskatchewan farmer considered to be a pillar of his community. Continue reading
Shaping up to be a record cherry crop in the Okanagan
There are predictions of a record cherry crop in the Okanagan. Continue reading
Grain bottleneck cause for concern among Saskatchewan farmers
By Colton Praill Reporter
Last grain week CN shipped just one third of its orders; it’s the worst performance this grain season, and the eighth time they have fulfilled less than 60 per cent of their orders this year. The failure is causing a grain bottleneck that has Saskatchewan farmers on edge. Continue reading
Frost advisory ends in Saskatchewan
Environment Canada has ended a frost advisory in parts of Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Survey suggests many people in the LGBT community are reluctant to come out
A new Canadian survey on the LGBT community shows many people are reluctant to come out. Continue reading
Heavy rain not helping Atlantic Canadian farmers
Wet weather in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia has farmers concerned about whether their season may be cut short. Continue reading
Warm November helps Saskatchewan farmers with harvest
A warm and relatively dry November has helped Saskatchewan farmers harvest most of the 2016 crop. Continue reading
Canada 150 logo cut into Saskatchewan crop using modern technology
A Youtube video showcases modern technology being used to combine the Canada 150 logo into a Saskatchewan wheat field. Continue reading
Details key for Saskatchewan as Ottawa eyes long-term plan for moving grain
Although proposed federal legislation for moving grain by rail contains measures farmers want, the details are still unknown. Continue reading
