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Critics respond to report suggesting price correction, saying farmland remains a solid investment

The largest owner of cropland in Canada isn’t buying the idea that farmland values are overdue for a correction.

He says that’s because technical analysis — where market watchers use trends, patterns and mathematical models to predict future price movements — doesn’t apply to agricultural land.

Update July 28- Brooklyn Wolfe has been located safe

Punnichy RCMP are attempting to locate 22-year-old female, Brooklyn Wolfe. 

They received a report on Wednesday that she was missing.  

Brooklyn was last seen on Muskowekwan First Nation in May of 2025. 

Regional parks in the province will have now access to a grant for expansion of their campground with the announcement of a one-million-dollar investment from the Saskatchewan government. 

The Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association (SRPA) will run the new program and distribute grants to successful projects.  

An official announcement was held at McNab Park near Watson on Friday.  

A 61-year-old man is facing a list of charges, including assaulting a peace officer, following an incident in Richmound last Friday. 

This Friday, the Saskatchewan RCMP announced that Ricky Manz of Richmound has been charged with one count of assault, two counts of assaulting a police officer, one count of resisting arrest, one count of mischief, one count of uttering threats, and one count of obstructing or interfering with an employee or agency of a municipality.  

Our Moo for Meat contest is in full swing and all you have to do is listen for our sound of the cow.

If you hear our friendly bovine mooing text us 'meat' for your chance to win! 

Congrats to this week's winner Jennifer Staniec!

You can enter in multiple times, every time you hear to moo, but you can only win once.

Name That Tune today was a double the fun event as we got to play twice since we missed it last week. 

Bernadette and Cheryl, both played it safe and walked away winners.  

Listen to our conversation below. 

You could be next to play tune in Friday mornings to hear the song of the day.

It’s a show and shine so big that it spans two communities, and it’s back this year bigger and better than ever.  

The Watrous Fun Run is a show that’s sure to delight car enthusiasts, but there is something for everyone young and old. The show goes on Saaturday, July 26 on Main Street in Watrous with the traditional Fun Run down to nearby Manitou Beach happening around 3 pm.  

Saskatchewan’s retail sector is in great shape according to the latest numbers issued by Statistics Canada and reported in a release from the Government of Saskatchewan.  

Stats Can numbers released July 25 show Saskatchewan with a 6.4 per cent year over year increase (seasonally adjusted) from May 2024 to May 2025. That puts Saskatchewan in a second-place tie for retail growth in Canada, ahead of the national average of 4.9 per cent.  

The rainfall that fell over the weekend was viewed as positive by most producers, according to the latest Crop Report from the Ministry of Agriculture.  

Inside of the northeastern region, the rain and smokey weather have allowed crops to maintain their development and, in some cases, allowed crops to stand out.  

However, scattered showers did cause some delays in haying and spraying operations.  

Cody Fajardo will be wearing a different shade of green tonight as he makes his first start as an opponent since leaving the Saskatchewan Roughriders. 

The Roughriders host the Edmonton Elks, who have made a quarterback change, electing to replace Tre Ford with the former Roughriders quarterback.