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- Aug 12, 2026
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More than a chocolate bar: The story behind Choco Estates’ winning innovation (opens the original)
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Somewhere in Ecuador’s cloud forest, chocolate begins long before it reaches a wrapper or its Saskatchewan maker. It starts with cacao trees growing among fruit, spices and timber, with farmers working by hand and a landscape that was once barren cattle pasture now bursting with life. For Choco Estates’ co-founder, Tiffany Rose, that transformation is at the heart of the company’s story. Rose, a resident of Assiniboia, Sask., said winning a top innovation award at a chocolate competition was an
Saskatchewan-born winery owner describes frantic evacuation from B.C. wildfire (opens the original)
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The smoke appeared first — a dark plume rising against the Okanagan sky. For Saskatchewan-born Tyler Harlton, the wildfire threatening Summerland, B.C. began with something familiar: smoke on the horizon. Harlton, co-owner of ONES non-alcoholic winery, said that within hours the flames had reached the edge of Summerland, turning an ordinary Friday night into an evacuation for roughly 20,000 people. “Summerland is surrounded by ranches and orchards, and the fire burned through a lot of that to th
Saskatchewan Open Farm Days connects consumers with local food, producers (opens the original)
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For most people, a drive through Saskatchewan means endless fields, rolling pastures, and barns on the horizon. But this weekend, those familiar sights are opening their gates and inviting you in for Saskatchewan Open Farm Days. “(People) essentially get the backstage pass to the farm. They get to go and see and learn about the things that they drive by on the highway,” said Ashley Stone, event coordinator with Open Farm Days. Now in its third year, Saskatchewan Open Farm Days gives people a cha
Historic Humboldt CN railway station could be demolished after decades of vacancy (opens the original)
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For generations, Humboldt’s Canadian Northern Railway (CN) station stood as the community’s front door, welcoming passengers and helping shape the city’s growth. Now, after sitting vacant for nearly two decades, the heritage landmark could soon be demolished. “This decision hasn’t been taken lightly by the community,” said Humboldt mayor Rob Muench. “It’s one of those things where we actually wrote to CN this year, asking if it could be demolished because it’s become a safety issue in the commun
New Saskatchewan Day song honours musician’s Prairie roots (opens the original)
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Some places leave a mark on you long after you’ve moved away. For Dr. Bruce Lee Thiessen, Saskatchewan isn’t just where he grew up — it’s a collection of memories, landscapes, and stories that continue to inspire his music today. Known to his fans as Doctor BLT, Thiessen has turned his childhood experiences, the Prairie views, and love for small-town Saskatchewan into a new song titled Saskatchewan. The song is already available on some platforms including Spotify, and on Saskatchewan Day people
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