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By Lorne Klein Regional forage specialist, Weyburn office Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture In some areas of the province there has been a noticeable increase in soil salinity over the last five years.

Health Canada is seeking input on proposed revisions to strengthen the labelling standard for non-prescription acetaminophen products, to help consumers use these products more safely.

On September 15, organizers of Telemiracle launched a seven-month campaign called MyTelemiracleStory.com to collect stories and memories about Telemiracle from the people of Saskatchewan.

Preeceville Nursery School kicked off the new school year on September 15 with classes for the three year olds in the morning and four year olds in the afternoon.

Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) scholarship winners enter the skilled trades with an incentive of $1,000 in addition to the benefits available to all SYA graduates.

( see photo gallery below ) The Sturgis Kinettes hosted their annual fall market with 16 vendors showcasing their products at the Sturgis Community hall on September 19.

Shirley Neufeld of Preeceville was joined by her daughter Deanna Mirva and granddaughter Savannah Mirva, both of Dalmeny, for the Parkinson鈥檚 SuperWalk in Saskatoon on September 12 and 13.

Prairie Soil Services Ltd. of Norquay is proud to announce its expansion into the Canora and Yorkton NH3 anhydrous ammonia markets this fall with its purchase of the CHS locations and assets, located 4.5 miles north of Canora on Highway No.

Everyone has heard the old adage: 鈥淚f it sounds too good to be true 鈥� it probably is.鈥� It is one that has special meaning for Gordon Otto of Yorkton.