Scott Boulton

The Canadian Cattle Association has been looking for ways to keep Canadian beef producers going strong even as the U.S. is threatening a 25 per cent blanket tariff on the country.

That work has included speaking with American representatives and charting a course through new trade realities.

Nathan Phinney, the President of the CCA, says that having the time to discuss the tariff is one small positive in the situation.

The government of Saskatchewan is hoping to get a better understanding of the province's hunting scenes as they're asking hunters to fill out their harvest surveys.

Those surveys help the Ministry of Environment's biologists and other staff keep an eye on the province's wildlife numbers.

Environment Minister Travis Keisig encourages hunters to do their part and provide critical information to help wildlife biologists better understand game populations and determine management strategies.

The Saskatchewan government has announced a new plan to deal with border security between the province and the United States with their Saskatchewan Border Security Plan (SBSP).

The plan will allow the Ministry of Corrections, Policing, and Public Safety to mobilize Provincial Protective Services (PPS) officers to assist provincial police services and federal agencies in boosting law enforcement near the border.

With school back in session after the holiday break, conversations around Saskatchewan's education system have returned.

The province's political parties have seen some back and forth, with the Saskatchewan NDP saying that a recent report shows the system gained 15,000 students and lost 86 teachers.

STF President Samantha Becotte talks about the numbers and what they're seeing in the school system.

2024 was a year with some chilly nights and scorching days, with Environment Canada taking a look back at all the data they got over the year.

That comes in from their stations across Saskatchewan, with some areas seeing different results this year.

Environment Canada Meteorologist Danielle Desjardins details the results of that work.

A new expansion to Regina's airport could mean that travellers will spend less time on connecting flights and more getting to where they want to go during their vacations.

Earlier this week, the Government of Saskatchewan, Regina Airport Authority, and United Airlines announced that they would now offer daily flights to Denver.

With 2024 coming to a close plenty of people have their vacations booked for the holidays, rounding out the year for travel agencies.

After coming back from the COVID pandemic, which shut down and crippled the travel industry, they're now back to bringing people all around the world.

Travel advisor with Travel Only Denise Taylor talks about the year and how the industry has managed to come back.

A new expansion to Regina's airport could mean that travellers will spend less time on connecting flights and more getting to where they want to go during their vacations.

Earlier this week, the Government of Saskatchewan, Regina Airport Authority, and United Airlines announced that they would now offer daily flights to Denver.

A new expansion to Regina's airport could mean that travellers will spend less time on connecting flights and more getting to where they want to go during their vacations.

The Government of Saskatchewan, Regina Airport Authority, and United Airlines announced that they would now offer daily flights to Denver.

With a winter storm and colder temperatures on the way for the southeast, the Red Cross wants people to be prepared for some common winter emergencies.

That includes weather troubles, home troubles, and ice troubles.

Georgie Matharu, the senior manager of risk reduction for Saskatchewan, discussed some of the details you should consider if you get stuck in a storm on the road this winter.