With files from Shawn Mullin

A 6th place finish for Kyle's AJ De Necker and Team Saskatchewan in Rugby Sevens at the Canada Summer Games in Newfoundland.

Saskatchewan lost 35-12 in the 5th place game to Nova Scotia last night. They finished the tournament with two wins in seven matches.

It's a nightmare Stephanie Fehr keeps waiting to wake up from.

The Swift Current resident is in Texas with her husband, Danny, who remains unconscious after sustaining a rattlesnake bite and cardiac arrest late last month.

"It's like watching the strongest man that you know fall," Fehr said. "It's incomprehensible right now. None of this has made sense to us. I feel like we're in the Twilight Zone, and this didn't actually happen, and we're gonna wake up one day, but unfortunately, that's not the case.

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Nasty weather took centre stage around the province on Wednesday with heavy rain, hail, thunder and lighting.

A U.S based company is hoping to see more flax grown in the prairies.

Grain Millers, a Minnesota based company, is expanding its operations in Western Canada. 

The company operates an oat processing facility at Yorkton, Saskatchewan, and has been leasing a small flax processing facility in Saskatoon.

President and CEO Todd Stohlmeyer says with the lease wrapping up and the interest they've seen in flax they decided to build their own facility at Delisle, Saskatchewan
about 43 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon.

Officials say the largest wildfire burning in Newfoundland and Labrador may have destroyed up to 100 homes and structures.

However, Premier John Hogan says it is still too dangerous for crews to get into the area to complete an accurate tally.

The fire burning along the northwestern shore of Conception Bay began on Aug. 3 near Kingston, N.L.,  and Hogan says it now measures more than eight square kilometres.

With harvest underway, producers and motorists are being reminded to take extra time and make safety a priority.

That means watching out for large equipment moving on grid roads or highways as producers move from one field to another.

Farmers are also reminded to take frequent rest breaks, make sure someone knows where they are working, eat properly, and make sure to get enough sleep so they are refreshed and ready to go the next day.

It's Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day in support of Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation, a day where 100 per cent of net proceeds from every Blizzard sold goes back to kids in need.

Over 83,000 individuals from 575 Saskatchewan communities visit the Children's Hospital each year. As the only Saskatchewan member of Children’s Miracle Network Canada, the Foundation helps fund things like specialized pediatric and maternal equipment, along with innovative research and the vital programming that keeps families together.

Our local MP is concerned about additional Chinese tariffs on canola.

Officials in Kindersley are warning residents to be on alert after badgers were spotted in and around the community.

In a public advisory posted to the town’s Facebook page, officials urged people to watch their pets, avoid leaving garbage or food outdoors, and use motion-sensor lights to deter wildlife.

“DO NOT approach or corner a badger!! If startled or feeling threatened, they may become aggressive,” the notice read.

The town says it will be consulting with the provincial Conservation Office and will provide updates as the situation develops.