⛄Let’s talk Sask things, shall we?

• 💰 Trending headlines that impact your wallet 

• 🏥 Who’s Hiring: Healing Hands & Hospital Halls

• 🏡This Week’s Best Home Finds Across SK

• 🎯Top 3 Business Listings For Sale

• 🚨Your SK Event Hit List: 8 You Can’t Miss

🌾Canola Dreams on Ice? Viterra’s Crusher Plan in Limbo

Viterra’s proposed canola crush plant in Regina was supposed to boost jobs and value-added processing in Saskatchewan. But after U.S. giant Bunge’s multibillion-dollar takeover, the project is “unlikely to proceed,” according to a March 2025 U.S. agriculture report.

The delay stings. Canola is one of Saskatchewan’s top exports, and local processing was seen as a buffer against China’s 100% tariffs and shifting global demand. The province says it still hopes the project moves forward—but headwinds like trade tensions, political uncertainty, and rising costs are giving investors pause.

The Viterra-Bunge merger still needs final approval. Until then, hopes for new jobs and regional economic growth hang in the balance.

Fewer jobs. Lower crush capacity. More export risk. This one’s a hit to the wallet.

🌾 Cameco: Rising Strong, But Eyes on U.S. Trade Probe

 Saskatoon-based Cameco beat expectations this quarter with $70M in adjusted earnings—despite a dip in uranium revenue tied to Kazakhstan disruptions. The uranium giant remains confident: 18M pounds of production are still on track in Saskatchewan, and exploration spending is up.

But there’s a new wrinkle. The U.S. has launched an investigation into its dependence on foreign critical minerals, including uranium. CEO Tim Gitzel says the last probe under Trump passed without penalties—but today’s trade landscape looks different. A tariff shake-up could rattle markets and cross-border supply chains.

Still, analysts say Cameco is positioned to ride out the uncertainty, thanks to strong uranium prices and long-term deals with utilities. The nuclear industry is heating up—10 new builds in China, and the World Bank is backing nuclear again.

Boom or bump? That depends on how the U.S. decides to play it.

Health Care Services Facilitator –

Saskatoon

($62,033 - $70,208/yr)

 Bachelor’s degree in health services field + 1 year of licensed experience preferred.

Health Care Aide –

 Regina

($17.50/hr)

Assist with daily living, medication, and recreational activities for residents. Full-time, permanent.

Pharmacist  – Pioneer Co-op

 Swift Current

($60/hr)

One-year maternity leave contract. Must be licensed in Saskatchewan. Administer injections, manage prescriptions, and provide top-tier care.

North Battleford

511 11th Avenue

$269,900

1,456 sq ft | 3 beds, 3 baths

Four‑level split on a 100′ lot with vaulted ceilings, floor‑to‑ceiling windows, hardwood floors, chef’s island with built‑in dining, and a luxe primary suite.

Saskatoon

569 – 150 Langlois Way 

$279,900

1,161 sq ft | 2 beds, 2 baths

Bright three‑storey townhome in Stonebridge: foyer with garage entry, main‑level laundry, open living/dining with laminate floors, kitchen with breakfast bar and balcony access

Mother’s Day Brunch with Storybook Princesses | 10AM–12PM | May 11

📍Local Market YQR

Celebrate the queens in your life with fairy tale royalty, incredible food, and magical vibes. Dressing up is highly encouraged!

Saskatoon

Country Legends Tour | 3AM | May 11

📍225 1st Ave N

Get your boots ready! Canada’s top country stars pay tribute to legends like Dolly, Reba, and Garth Brooks—with line dancing and cowboy hat giveaways.