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There may be a resolution in the case against a woman accused of killing 26-year-old Braeden Sparvier, which means a trial would be avoided.

Saskatchewan Hockey Association has announced they are creating the Minor Hockey Association Matching Grant Program.

The efforts of two students from John Paul II Collegiate in North Battleford to advocate for those with special needs are being highlighted.

Submitted With spring in full swing, the Ministry of Environment is reminding people to be bear aware. Black bears normally emerge from hibernation as the weather warms in late March through April.

Vaccines Reported An additional 11,063 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 345,126.

Bees are an important aspect of our ecosystems. We know that we need to improve the conditions for bees, which in turn improves the conditions for survival of people.

Turkey, chicken and egg farmers will soon receive federal support to offset losses stemming from a trade deal allowing more international imports of poultry and eggs.

Warning: This article discusses depression, anxiety, PTSD, and self-harm. Many things can spell the last straw for an exhausted farmer — a crop that doesn’t work out, a few too many days working in a row.

Important note: The total provincial active cases and provincial recoveries plus regional breakdowns are unavailable for Saturday, April 17, due to a data reporting issue involving multiple case location reassignments.

Neighbourly Advice According to Ed Maher You can have any colour, as long as it’s black Ed, my old neighbour, in Saskatchewan favours black for the colour of his truck.