By: Jordan Twiss In January of 2004 (better late than never), the Supreme Court of Canada declared all corporal punishment by school officials to be illegal.
Read MoreFeds’ fertilizer policy gives cause for discussion
By: Calvin Daniels The idea that the federal government might be looking to limit fertilizer use on the farm has made farmers antsy, if not outright angry.
Read MoreIt’s easy to judge this powerful Yankee
By: Bruce Penton Slugger Aaron Judge, the current face of the red-hot New York Yankees, is in the midst of what could be a historic statistical season.
Read MoreCanada’s airport chaos is an utter embarrassment
By: Jordan Twiss As you read this, I should be at the tail end of my first trip back to Ontario since 2019 (thanks, COVID).
Read MoreSask. seeks immigration autonomy
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Just when Canadians should be coming together after two difficult years, the federal government is driving a wedge between east and west.
Read MoreHudson Bay Railway funding a good sign
By: Calvin Daniels The Hudson Bay Railway has long been a route to ocean water which has been of interest to northeast Saskatchewan grain growers.
Read MoreCanadian athletes are world headliners
By: Bruce Penton Canadians athletes were on top of the sports world over the July 23-24 weekend.
Read MoreSenior’s healthcare: a record that keeps repeating itself
By: Jordan Twiss When 93-year-old Lois McGuire was hospitalized in Saskatoon for a bladder blockage just after Christmas, one can only imagine what she must have felt.
Read MoreMoney making noise in world of sports
By: Bruce Penton If you have a child and like money, groom him or her to be a sports star.
Read MorePapal apology tour gives us much to reflect on
By: Jordan Twiss Every time the issue of Truth and Reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous people is brought up, it’s inevitable that someone (or many someones) will come out of the woodwork to ask the same handful of tired, old questions.
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