By: Calvin Daniels Recently I was perusing some online agriculture media sites just to keep up a little more with the issues of the day, and one headline popped out and made me smile; ‘Beef breeding must aim for profitability.’
Read More2022’s best of the best – January to June
By: Bruce Penton The pick of the litter, the best of the best, the most humorous quotes, notes, quips and anecdotes from the first six months of 2022 (the last six months will appear Jan. 5, 2023):
Read MoreOn China, Trudeau must find his courage
By: Jordan Twiss We live in an age in which the lines between nations are nearly as blurry as the thin line separating fact from fiction.
Read MoreSask. ends year in position of strength
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison This year is closing on a very positive note; Saskatchewan’s population recently surpassed 1.2 million for the first time in history.
Read MoreBiofuels raise important questions
By: Calvin Daniels When you write about agriculture, the growing interest in canola as a biofuels source is a good news story.
Read MoreWorld Cup, from A To Z
By: Bruce Penton A — Alphonso Davies, Canada’s No. 1 world-class player, made history by scoring his country’s first-ever men’s World Cup goal.
Read MoreSask., feds miss target on gun crime debate
By: Jordan Twiss As the world has spent year after year watching tens of thousands of Americans be injured or killed by gun violence on an annual basis, it’s become near impossible to have a nuanced discussion about guns.
Read MoreCultivating healthy minds and farms
By: Calvin Daniels When it comes to our health there are all kinds of suggestions of how to go about being healthier.
Read MoreArgos’ Grey Cup victory a boost for CFL
By: Bruce Penton Talk about the Winnipeg Blue Bombers ensuring their dynasty status with a third-straight Grey Cup victory…
Read MoreSask. Party tells tale of two provinces
By: Jordan Twiss When pressured to temporarily suspend the provincial fuel tax – a move that could lower the price at the pumps by as much as 15 cents per litre – Saskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer made a startling admission.
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