By: Calvin Daniels In the face of the collapse of Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) talks, one thing has once again become crystal clear: Canada has to look to the future, working to forge trade deals sans the U.S. whenever possible.
Read MoreNew homes for some NFL quarterbacks
By: Bruce Penton When the 2026 National Football League season kicks off this week with a New England at Seattle Wednesday night classic, the same quarterbacks who battled Feb. 8 in the Super Bowl won 29-13 by Seattle, Sam Darnold for the Seahawks and Drake Maye for the Patriots, will both be under centre. The […]
Read MoreSeptember 3, 2026
Summer ends with a party in Shellbrook
By: Jordan Twiss Shellbrook’s season of sunshine, outdoor play, and swimming ended with a big splash on Friday, Aug. 28, as the Shellbrook Swimming Pool and Kinsmen Park played host to the annual Party in the Park.
Read MoreSask. Marshals fail to solve policing challenges
By: Jordan Twiss Crime is a problem in Saskatchewan.Just ask a friend or neighbour, and odds are they know someone who’s been a victim of a crime, or have been a victim themselves.And the evidence is more than just anecdotal.
Read MorePath to Canada-US deal remains uncertain
By: Calvin Daniels It seems U.S. president Donald Trump has taken part of his bullying playbook from Lucy in Peanuts. She’s the one famous for putting down a football, and as Charlie Brown tries to kick it, she pulls it away.Trump does the same trick with his rolling barrage of tariff threats, both real and […]
Read MorePGA Tour’s Player of the Year will be . . . ?
By: Bruce Penton It was virtually owned by Tiger Woods for years and a Scottie Scheffler foregone conclusion for the past couple of seasons, but this year, there might not be a clearcut favourite for the PGA Tour’s Player of the Year award.
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