Police-reported hate crimes targeting sexual orientation and gender identity in Saskatchewan have risen in recent years, mirroring national trends
Author: Regina
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Saskatchewan education in 2026: How students are performing, where funding stands, and what parents should watch
Overview Saskatchewan’s K–12 system is navigating a period of enrollment growth, funding pressures,...
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Toxic dating culture in Saskatchewan: Social media “red flag” groups reshape trust, accountability, and risk
Overview Across Saskatchewan, a fast-growing ecosystem of private social media groups is reshaping the province’s dating culture...
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10 Practical Spring Gardening Tips for Saskatchewan
As winter loosens its grip across Saskatchewan, the province’s gardeners face a short, intense growing season shaped by late frosts, strong prairie winds, and diverse soils from the Parkland to the Palliser Triangle.
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COMMON HOUSEHOLD TOXINS IN SASKATCHEWAN AND HOW RESIDENTS CAN REDUCE EXPOSURE AMID RISING CANCER RATES
Saskatchewan health authorities and cancer researchers continue to flag several household and indoor environmental hazards ...
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Are “Organic” Claims at Saskatchewan Supermarkets Authentic? What Regulations Say About Preservation Methods and Labeling
Summary Key question: Do preservation processes (e.g., application of waxes, controlled-atmosphere storage, irradiation, or other shelf-life treatments) render “organic” supermarket foods non-organic in Saskatchewan? Finding: Under Canada’s organic regime, certain post-harvest handling practices are permitted if they comply with the Canadian Organic Standards; some are prohibited (e.g., ionizing radiation, certain synthetic fungicides). Retail “Canada Organic”...
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The State of Saskatchewan Politics in 2026: Budgets, Party Pledges, and Positioning Ahead of the Next Election
Saskatchewan’s political landscape in early 2026 is defined by budget pressures, pre-election positioning, and a series of policy announcements from the governing Saskatchewan