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WEBA tragic single-vehicle collision early this morning has claimed the lives of two teenagers and left several others injured. The crash occurred around 1:06 a.m. on Township Road 353, prompting a swift response from Coronation RCMP.
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Leader's new water storage tank nears completion
WEB11 hours ago · The Town of Leader's new $1.9 million water storage tank, a crucial infrastructure project, is set to be completed by the end of October. Construction began in April, and progress has been steady. The new tank, painted in a modern regent gray to match the adjacent Water Treatment Plant, will soon become the town’s primary water storage facility, replacing the iconic yellow tank that has ...
Conserved land expands nearly tenfold near Consul
WEB16 hours ago · A chunk of southwest conservation land has recently expanded by more than 1,000 hectares. Nestled deep into the southwest corner of the province, Zen-Ridge was initially 195 hectares of grasslands, rolling hills, seasonal creeks and streams, and home to several at-risk species. The Nature Conservancy of Canada's program director for the southwest, Michael Burak, is thrilled with their recent ...
West-central seeing good harvest momentum, now at 15 per cent …
WEBAug 30, 2024 · The region is still behind the provincial average of 25 per cent. Looking across the province, the southwest is leading harvest progress with 44 per cent of their crop off, followed by the southeast at 28 per cent.The east central zone is at 25 per cent, and then west-central sits above the northeast zone at 12 per cent and the northwest zone with seven per cent.
West Central Saskatchewan celebrates with Saskatchewan for the …
WEB2 days ago · This week from September 15 to 21 is an important opportunity to highlight the role of a strong supply chain growing the provincial economy. Saskatchewan is home to not only the oil production and farming we are most familiar with but also the many mines, forestry projects, and manufacturing. These large-scale industries rely on a working and robust supply chain that flows the lifeblood around ...
West Central headed back to into the deep freeze
WEBJan 9, 2024 · We’re about to get a quick reminder it is January with a blast of Artic air following an Alberta clipper. Much of Saskatchewan is receiving the first blast of winter weather this week following a very mild December and Meteorologist with environment and Climate Change Canada Alyssa Pederson explains how things are going to get worse before conditions improve later in the month. “We're ...
West-central climbs over 30 per cent done harvest in latest report
WEBSep 6, 2024 · West-central Saskatchewan is catching up to the pack when it comes to harvest. 42 per cent of the provincial crop is out of the ground according to Thursday's most recent update, and for west-central specifically, 31 per cent of the regional crop is noted as harvested. That mark is still below the five-year average (38 per cent), instead closer to the 10-year average (32 per cent).
West-central continuing to lag behind in harvest progress
WEBAug 23, 2024 · The west-central region is behind the eight-ball looking at harvest progress, at least in comparison to the rest of Saskatchewan. At five per cent complete, west-central Saskatchewan is behind the provincial average of 15 per cent. The region is also sitting below its five and ten-year averages, at 13 and 10 per cent respectively, though that number is skewed after a few years of early starts ...