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Book reviews on the fly

2 weeks ago | sasktoday.ca | David Roche

The River Twice by John Bemrose "The flag was a mistake, Miriam announced to her mother, though she was hard put to say why it bothered her so much. What, after all, did she know?"Miriam is the daughter of Ada and the wife of Ted and the sister of Grace , all of whom figure prominently in Bemrose's tale of a town in Ontario during World War One, where the wounded are returning from the European battlefields and the lists of the dead has grown longer each day.
New falling number test could be worth millions

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Sean Pratt

SASKATOON - A company in the United States is commercializing a new falling number test it believes is more accurate than the existing method. Amber Hauvermale, research assistant professor in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences at Washington State University, developed the test in collaboration with several other organizations.
Book reviews on the fly

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | John Gray

Ocean Drive by Sam Wiebe "He walked out of Kent on statutory release, with three years of parole to look forward to. Reading over the regulations, the timetable of visits with his PO, he thought about staying inside. Serve the full ten and come out clean, clear, beholden to no one."Say hello to Cameron Shaw, convicted killer and soon to be a reluctant private eye.
Regina Pat Canadians score late in third to draw first blood in SMAAAHL final series

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Randy Palmer

REGINA -- The Regina Pat Canadians used a pair of power play goals to take a victory over the Moose Jaw WINMAR Warriors in Game 1 of the Sask Male AAA Hockey League championship final series on Sunday afternoon. Maddox Schultz scored the eventual game winner with 6:39 remaining in the third, and Regina would go on to a 2-1 victory at the Co-Operators Arena in Regina. Game 2 of the championship final is set for Tuesday at Southland Co-Op Centre in Assiniboia, with Game 3 back in Regina on Thursday.
Regina is officially getting a Ronald McDonald House

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | John Cairns

REGINA - The first ever Ronald McDonald House for Regina is officially going ahead. At an announcement Monday morning at Hotel Saskatchewan, the province confirmed that $6.5 million in funding is going to the build of Regina's Ronald McDonald House. The construction is expected to start next month with completion expected in early 2027.
Estevan firefighters respond to semi rollover, other collisions

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN – The Estevan Fire Rescue Service (EFRS) had a busy week, responding to a range of emergencies between Feb. 18 and Feb. 23, according to Fire Chief Rick Davies. The department was dispatched to multiple incidents on Feb. 18, including a commercial fire alarm in the south-central area of the city at around 9 a.m. Firefighters arrived to find smoke in a stairwell caused by a mechanical failure in a pump room. Crews confirmed there was no fire, ventilated the building and addressed the issue.
SaskMusic to celebrate Women’s Day with all-female show in MJ

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Jason Antonio

MOOSE JAW — SaskMusic plans to celebrate International Women’s Day this year by hosting an all-female show at the Mae Wilson Theatre on Friday, March 7, at 7 p.m. The concert will honour “fierce women” by showcasing the talents of four Saskatchewan artists who have a mix of musical styles from roots to rock, according to a Facebook post. Tickets are $25, with all proceeds going to Moose Jaw Transition House. Visit www.moosejawculture.ca to purchase tickets.
Estevan hosts first Coffee with Council, sparking energy sector talk

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN — The City of Estevan held its inaugural Coffee with Council on Feb. 21 at the Buzz Liquor Lounge in Affinity Place, giving residents an opportunity to engage directly with municipal leaders. Mayor Tony Sernick, city councillors Dave Elliott, Mathew Dubowski and Brian Johnson, along with city manager Jeff Ward, met with a few community members in an informal setting to discuss local concerns, ongoing council initiatives and future plans.
Event attraction helping drive optimism about tourism in 2025

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | John Cairns

REGINA - Those involved in Saskatchewan’s tourism industry are feeling good about the prospects for more growth in 2025. That is in spite of some of the uncertainty being seen with President Donald Trump’s tariff threats. But the industry has seen even darker times before due to the COVID-19. These days, the local sector has been seeing an upswing, driven in large part by event attraction.
Artists explore environmental fragility in Earth Bound exhibition

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN — Saskatchewan's Madeleine Greenway and Amy Snider are using their work to explore the emotional and physical impacts of climate change in their exhibition Earth Bound, now on display at the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum’s Gallery 2. The show, which runs from Feb. 7 to March 28, brings together Greenway’s intricate prints and drawings with Snider’s conceptual photos of her clay sculptures and installations to examine the intersection of food, land and environmental anxiety.