By: Jordan Twiss We tend to take it for granted, but society – be it a town, a province, or a country – is a complex network of systems and foundational principles that work interdependently to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Read MoreSask. economy continues record of growth
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Saskatchewan’s strong and growing economy continues to lead the nation. Our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew by 6.0 per cent and led the nation in 2022.
Read MoreGovernment subsidies shouldn’t drive industry
By: Calvin Daniels Have you ever noticed how business tends to want government to get out of the way and let them get things done when profits are good.
Read MoreJapanese stars cream of free-agent crop
By: Bruce Penton The baseball world knows that the No. 1 free agent during this off-season is the Japanese phenom, Shohei Ohtani, who might be the game’s best hitter and its best pitcher.
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Shellbrook remembers veterans’ courage, sacrifice
By: Jordan Twiss Courage and sacrifice were honoured in Shellbrook on Nov. 10 and 11, as members of the Shellbrook Legion, local schools, and the entire community, found ways to come together to observe Remembrance Day.
Read MoreLiberals disorganized, deluded on climate goals
By: Jordan Twiss A full three weeks after it was implemented, the three-year carbon tax exemption on home heating oil enacted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s federal government continues to be a topic of heated discussion (and for good reason).
Read MoreSask. remembers, honours veterans
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Every November Canadians have the opportunity to remember all those who have served our nation and reflect upon the sacrifices they have made.
Read MoreGood science should guide ag decisions
By: Calvin Daniels Good science should generally rule decisions.
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