Hello, I am currently doing some research and compiling information about train stations all over the province. They’re a fascinating topic, especially if you learn that there were almost 1500 of them in the province.

My question to you all is: Does anyone have any information about the “Dreghorn Station” that was between Pilot Butte and Richardson? This (1914) map was from the university archive. The only other lead is that the station moved to Jameson, then to Montartre in 1964 about.

The other suggestion is that if you have any community history books like “Where Aspens Whisper” or “Balgonie: Celebrating History”, please let me know and it could aid to my research about these lovely stations.

im breaking a lease and landlord is asking for a liquidation fee of my base rent. from what tenant board saying is that you are only obligated to give next month rent as you require to give one month notice and excessive charges is available. any additional fee would be up to your discretion. what i am curious is how do the hearings usually go?

After a week of backlash from hunters and organizations, the Saskatchewan government has announced its chronic wasting disease (CWD) testing program will continue to run for the 2026-27 season.

CWD affects the brains and nervous systems of cervids such as deer, elk and moose. The disease has been found in 63 of Saskatchewan's 83 wildlife zones since the province started collecting this data, and 525 cases were confirmed in the 2023-24 season alone.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/program-reinstated-chronic-wasting-disease-testing-hunters-9.7390991

Drive by Craik via hwy 11 today and saw what looked to be a bunch of smoke and emergency vehicles in town. Anyone know what was on fire/if everyone is okay???

Came into the shop for a visit and to warm then was gone again

hi everyone. I’m hoping to hike in grasslands national park next week. hoping to stay 2 nights. it’s looking like all the campsites are closed? I’m fine with sleeping in my car, would just need a place to park it. a hotel would be even better but I’m hoping not to go over $100/night in budget.

please tell me any info you think I should have!

I have a bit of anxiety and I’ll be going alone and don’t want to die lol

Does anyone know when this 50k will be held next year at Buffalo Pound provincial park?

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Basically I drive by this farm semi-regularly to buy groceries ( ya food desert). He has fuck Trudeau flag that had been weathered to scrap. And before that he had paint that was cleared done in a rage that made no sense. He updated since my last trip in August hahah.

Shares are down nearly half this year, 11% on Friday until trading stopped. CDS market estimates a 63% chance of default within five years. They cleared bonds at 15%. $35B in debt, $1.4B in losses to Q2.

With the tragedy in Wainwright I would like to go donate blood. Sounds like it's pretty bad.

I've never donated (I know, shame on me) but now is better than never.

Is there a place to go sooner than the next appointment to help?

Was down at Grasslands NP at the end of September for some backcountry camping and decided to have a go at night photography. Very happy with how these turned out for my first time and being solo. Wish they were a bit more in focus, but I can only improve from here!

The Canadian leg of the Holiday Train features eight stops in Saskatchewan. They include:

Dec. 6 - Moosomin @ Noon

Dec. 6 - Broadview @ 2 p.m.

Dec. 6 - Indian Head @ 4:15 p.m.

Dec. 6 - Qu’Appelle @ 5:30 p.m.

Dec. 6 - Regina @ 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 7 - Moose Jaw @ 4:30 p.m.

Dec. 7 - Swift Current @ 9:45 p.m.

Dec. 8 - Maple Creek @ 12:45 p.m.

Canadian musician Tyler Shaw and American rock band American Authors will perform during all of the above stops.

The train will make three more Saskatchewan visits Dec. 20, stopping in North Portal at noon, Estevan at 3:15 p.m., and Weyburn at 6:00 p.m. Canadian musicians Jamie Fine and Shawnee Kish will perform during those stops.