By: Bevra Fee The Witchekan Wildlife Federation held its annual banquet and awards ceremony at the Spiritwood Civic Centre on Saturday, Jan. 31. The gathering of local anglers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts provides an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the past season’s master achievers.
Read MoreCuts to ag research threaten food security
By: Jordan Twiss Saskatchewan producers – and Canadian producers, more broadly – just can’t seem to catch a break.
Read MoreU.S. dietary guide raises important questions
By: Calvin Daniels The 2025-30 Dietary Guidelines for Americans was released recently, and as one might suspect, given its release comes at a time the United States is under the rule of President Donald Trump — meaning a general deluge of questionable data rolling out — it has ag groups working hard to determine what […]
Read MoreKoepka alone in return to PGA Tour
By: Bruce Penton What could have been a mad dash by some of the greatest golfers in the world from the upstart LIV tour back to the PGA Tour turned out to be hardly a trickle. Does one even count as a trickle?
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Evergreen Oasis earns BOB Award
By: Jordan Twiss Shellbrook’s own Evergreen Oasis Counselling & Consulting recently joined esteemed company, receiving acknowledgement as one of the Prince Albert area’s best of the best at the 2026 BOB Awards.
Read MoreA new world order, whether we like it or not
By: Jordan Twiss When the term “New World Order” became part of the lexicon of international relations in the period spanning World War 1 and World War 2, its meaning was simple and straightforward.
Read MoreCarney scores win for farmers in China
By: Calvin Daniels Talk about walking the razor’s edge, that is exactly where Prime Minister Mark Carney found himself as he made another foray to China to talk trade.
Read MoreJets’ downward slide shocks ’Peg fans
By: Bruce Penton Winnipeg Jets fans got quite a shock in January when an 11-game winless streak during the middle of what had been a mediocre National Hockey League season dumped the Jets into 32nd place overall in the 32-team NHL.
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