By: Jordan Twiss The ability to access healthcare services when and where you need them (without going into crippling debt) is the hallmark of any functioning universal healthcare system.But for far too long now – and for far too many Canadians – this type of healthcare has been nothing but a fantasy.
Read MorePort of Churchill investment opens doors
By: Calvin Daniels The Port of Churchill has long been seen by at least some as a vastly under-utilized Canadian asset in terms of trade.The Port of Churchill is Canada’s only deep-water Arctic seaport connected to a railway. For producers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba – of both agricultural crops and minerals like potash – it […]
Read MoreQ and A on eve of NHL’s new season
By: Bruce Penton As the National Hockey League 2026-27 season embarks on its earliest ever start, now would be an appropriate time to dial up the annual NHL Questionnaire. All those with perfect scores can reward themselves by watching old Rock ’Em, Sock ’Em videos.
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In Loving Memory of Marlene Rosemary SvenningsenNovember 21, 1938 – September 20, 2026
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Touch of Autumn ends Honeywood’s season
By: Jordan Twiss Despite the traces of red colouring the trees, autumn was a far-off thought at Parkside’s Honeywood Heritage Nursery when it welcomed guests and vendors for its annual A Touch of Autumn event on Sunday, Sept. 20.
Read MoreCarney makes moves, Canadians await payoff
By: Jordan Twiss When Canada-U.S. trade talks fell apart in late August, setting off a new round of tariff tit-for-tat between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, Mr. Carney explained to Canadians the reasons why.According to him, Canada’s negotiating team offered to drop remaining retaliatory tariffs on strategic sectors, such as steel, aluminum, […]
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