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REGINA - The Government of Saskatchewan's first subsurface mineral public offering of the 2024-25 fiscal year, held on July 8, generated $5,935,425 in revenue, driven by interest in lithium potential.

The first real heatwave of the summer is here. Heat warnings are in affect for many areas across the Prairies as a ridge of high pressure makes its way through.

The newly elected Labour Party in the United Kingdom has its work cut out for it when it comes to several issues, including trade. In particular, the new U.K.

One Cargill strike might be over, but another might be waiting in the wings. Workers at the ready made plant in Calgary, that processes beef from the plant in nearby High River, voted Monday on a tentative contract offer.

A total of $9.6-million in funding will help the Canadian National Barley Cluster make barley a more competitive and resilient crop. $5.

Water levels in Saskatchewan are okay, after a weather system in late-June brought a bunch of rain to the west and central regions of the province.

Crop conditions are good but still behind development, according to the Saskatchewan Crop Report released Thursday.

Changes have been made to the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation's (SCIC) Guardian Dog Rebate Program.

June was a cool and wet month for most of Saskatchewan.

Programming note: The SaskAgToday.com Roundtable will be taking a two week break, and will return on Friday, July 19.