By Chris Jaster
The Saskatchewan government’s rainy day fund is going to be used to pay for a rainy spring.
The government plans to use the fund — which is nearing $1 billion — to help individuals and municipalities across the province recover from flooding.

By Chris Jaster
Things aren’t always as they seem on the Trans-Canada Highway.
Although crews aren’t busy rebuilding the 75-metre section of the highway that was washed out by the flood on June 18, the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure is working hard to redesign the structure itself.

By Marcia Love.
A fire hydrant on Marsh Street that has been leaking for several months will be replaced.
The hydrant has been seeping water for four to five months as the town awaited a part to arrive from Newfoundland to fix it.

By Marcia Love
With many families in the Maple Creek area still without a home to go back to following the flood, the question on most of their minds is where to find a permanent residence.
It’s a question Muriel Thomas has asked herself for the past four weeks.