By: Calvin Daniels Increasingly, finding time to actually get out and spend time in a field or cow pasture with a producer has become more difficult.
Read MoreThe good, bad and ugly in sports
By: Bruce Penton Clint Eastwood starred in the movie The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, but little did he know in 1966 it would turn into sports column fodder almost 60 years later.
Read MoreSask. Party must listen to educators
By: Jordan Twiss No matter their political leanings, ruling governments all have one thing in common: at some point, they will find ways to waste taxpayer dollars.
Read MoreNext 10 years will bring major change in vehicles
By: Calvin Daniels What will the vehicles we drive look like in say a decade from now?
Read MoreCanadians on PGA Tour continue to impress
By: Bruce Penton When the PGA Tour revamped its 2023 playoff setup in the wake of the LIV-related disruption of the pro game, one of the major changes was the reduction of playoff berths from 125 to 70.
Read MoreCabinet shuffle won’t bring real change
By; Jordan Twiss Through his tenure as prime minister, Stephen Harper earned the moniker control-freak-in-chief for his heavy-handed use of his prime ministerial power.
Read MoreStrong economy allows government to roll out new supports
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Saskatchewan continues to receive great news on its economy.
Read MoreScience keeps ag at the cutting edge
By: Calvin Daniels While there are certainly areas of concern these days for agriculture and of course for our world in general, we do have one thing going for us – science is seeking answers.
Read MoreWorld Cup win would cement Sinclair’s legacy
By; Bruce Penton If an unseeded player like Marketa Vondrousova can shock the tennis world and win the women’s singles at Wimbledon, if eighth-seeded Florida Panthers can make it all the way to the Stanley Cup final, then there’s no reason why…
Read More‘Just transition’ looks increasingly unlikely
By: Jordan Twiss Fourteen years after Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper signed Canada onto a G20 commitment to wind down subsidies to the fossil fuel sector, the end may finally be in sight under current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government.
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