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Saskatchewan company is over the moon about a Canadian astronaut’s space snack (opens the original)
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GULL LAKE, SASK. - A small-town Saskatchewan jerky company will help fuel astronauts in space. Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk chose to bring along cranberry bison jerky from Trails End Buffalo Stix for his six-month stay aboard the International Space Station. The jerky will travel to space in NASA’s upcoming SpaceX mission scheduled for takeoff on Oct. 1. “For him to choose us to be along for the ride and help fuel him is humbling,” said Trails End Buffalo Stix co-owner Twila Wedrick. The com
Why Canadian country music strikes a chord with fans worldwide (opens the original)
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SASKATOON – Canadian country music is centre stage this week in the lead up to the 44th annual Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) awards. However, fans of the genre extend far past the country’s borders. “There has been an incredible surge in country music fandom globally as well as nationally,” CCMA president Amy Jeninga told CTV News. Global streams for Canadian country music increased 64 per cent in five years, while streams within Canada were up 35 per cent according to last year’s Sp
‘Nobody goes hungry’: First Nation grows 1,000 pounds of food to reduce grocery costs (opens the original)
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ONION LAKE CREE NATION, Sask. – A Saskatchewan First Nation is cultivating its own solution to the growing problem of food insecurity. Onion Lake Cree Nation grew more than 1,000 pounds of vegetables in a small, no-till garden plot that the community decided to trial this year. The vegetables, which include cauliflower, tomatoes, zucchini, potatoes, cabbage and carrots, will be donated to the community’s group homes, Elders, food banks and schools. “It’s a true blessing,” said Amanda Lameman, a
How torrential rain is pushing this year’s harvest far behind average (opens the original)
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DAVIDSON, Sask. - Torrential rains late in the season are adding stress at a time that is already taxing for farmers. The recent moisture has prevented producers from getting into fields and further delayed harvest in many parts of Saskatchewan. The most recent government-issued crop report shows only 27 per cent of Saskatchewan crops have been harvested, which puts producers far behind the five-year average of 58 per cent. Rob Stone, who farms an hour south of Saskatoon, is usually ahead of the
Winnipeg Blue Bombers stir up old drama with attack on ‘Regina-style pizza’ (opens the original)
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REGINA - Playful trash talk ahead of the annual Labour Day Classic that will pit Winnipeg against Saskatchewan has left a bad taste in the mouths of some Roughriders fans. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers stirred up old drama this week when they issued a statement on Facebook about the team’s distaste for a Saskatchewan delicacy, Regina-style pizza. “It’s awful and our opinion will never change,” the post read. Regina-style pizza is generally defined by its thickness and generous amounts of meat and ch
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