Daylight savings time, day length and plants Paid Members Public
Plants do not read human clocks; they rely on an internal circadian rhythm driven by sunlight and temperature shifts to regulate their activities like photosynthesis and metabolism.
Ready when the unexpected happens Paid Members Public
For many seniors, independence rests on routines, services and surroundings they have deliberately built around their needs. A prolonged power outage can disrupt several of those things at once.
Saskatchewan gross domestic product hits all-time high Paid Members Public
Provincial Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) soared to a record $84.5 billion in 2025, reflecting the province's efforts to create new opportunities.
Crop report for the period October 20 to October 26, 2026 Paid Members Public
Harvest has wrapped up across Saskatchewan, with 99 per cent complete and only a few acres of later-seeded crops remaining in the field. Despite challenges, crop yields were consistent with 10-year averages, although some downgrading occurred due to late-season rain and pest activity.
Government strengthening oversight of personal care homes Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is proposing changes to strengthen oversight of care for people living in personal care homes (PCH).
Merino Brings Modern Living to Narrow Lots Paid Members Public
At just 23 feet wide, Merino 30-953 demonstrates how a thoughtfully designed modern house plan can deliver comfortable living on a narrow lot.
Saskatchewan celebrates skilled trade and technology week Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed November 1-7 as Skilled Trade and Technology Week, recognizing the vital contributions of skilled tradespeople and technology workers.
Q400MRE airtanker added to SPSA air fleet Paid Members Public
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) celebrated the arrival of a Dash-8 Q400 Multi-Role Emergency Response (Q400MRE) airtanker, enhancing wildfire and emergency response capabilities across the province.
Canada modernizes the asylum system Paid Members Public
The Government of Canada is strengthening its asylum system to ensure it remains fair and well managed. Asylum claims have significantly declined, leading to new regulations that streamline processes and provide clearer timelines and support for claimants.
PathoScan to develop zebra mussel detection Paid Members Public
Innovation Saskatchewan and the Ministry of Environment have selected PathoScan as the winner of the Aquatic Invasive Species Innovation Challenge.
Province expands team-based care model Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan continues to strengthen access to care through significant investments in primary health care teams that bring health care providers together in a collaborative team environment.
It was only a matter of time Paid Members Public
Don't touch that clock!
Innovation Saskatchewan launches ACRE program Paid Members Public
Innovation Saskatchewan has launched the Agtech Commercialization Readiness (ACRE) program, a new funding program that helps Saskatchewan agtech companies bring innovative technologies to market faster.
Province invests $4 million to support kidney care for patients Paid Members Public
A $4 million technology investment will support more than 2,500 patients through the Provincial Kidney Health Program.
Saskatchewan legislation protecting first responders Paid Members Public
Today Saskatchewan introduced legislation to better protect police officers, first responders, and victims of crime who may be exposed to another person's bodily substances.
Saskatchewan recognizes women making history Paid Members Public
As Women's History Month comes to a close, the Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing the generations of women whose leadership, determination and achievements have helped shape the province, while celebrating the women and girls who continue to build its future.
