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Guest ColumnPeterborough Examiner |
Despite among the highest greenhouse gas emissions in the world, Saskatchewan's government refuses to come to grips with the climate crisis.
By Guest Column Rob Pue, Wisconsin Christian News——Bio and Archives--April 14, 2024 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe |...
The Swales Watchers group says the Saskatchewan government's plans for the Saskatoon Freeway threaten more than just wildlife habitat.
Saskatchewan economist and former NDP MP Erin Weir says the province could make a good case for higher rebates from the federal carbon tax.
A University of Regina economic professor says misleading information has led to the belief that most Saskatchewan residents pay more.
The Diefenbaker Canada Centre in Saskatoon is hosting an exhibit on the three times the War Measures Act was invoked in Canada.
By Guest Column Scott Sturman——Bio and Archives--April 4, 2024 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us ...
A University of Saskatchewan student says the projection of a $273-million deficit in the current provincial budget seems unrealistic.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses says its surveys indicate most small businesses in Saskatchewan oppose the carbon tax.
Saskatchewan's recent budget suggested a return to surplus, despite low growth and the risk of another drought that would affect crops.
The Canadian Taxpayers' Federation finds the Saskatchewan Party government's ongoing budget deficits and growing debt troubling.
A Saskatoon woman went broke caring for her mother with dementia in her home, but learned a lot about the disease.
A Saskatoon church minister fears the Saskatchewan Party government's appointments to the human rights commission threaten its independence.
Benefits for those with brain injuries sustained in motor vehicle collisions are effectively excluded by Saskatchewan's public insurer.
A Saskatoon animal rights advocate argues against the revival of horse racing in Saskatchewan at the shuttered Marquis Downs racetrack.
A Saskatchewan woman with mental illness decries the lack of resources as debate rages over expanding medical assistance in dying (MAID).
An author says the idea of burying nuclear waste deep under the ground needs to be reconsidered as nuclear power gains traction.
A national survey suggests Saskatchewan residents are willing to make their diets more sustainable, but with mainly minor changes.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation warns Saskatchewan's government to tackle growing debt before the problem gets out of control.
A Saskatchewan-based writer with extensive experience researching health policy says statistics show the importance of education funding.
It’s a bittersweet anniversary. A little over a year ago, the federal government announced the most significant investment in provincial and...
Saskatchewan’s patients deserve more. The end of 2023 was brutal. Saskatoon’s emergency departments dominated the news, but they were not alone. ...
A true story of a classroom of 25 Grade 1/2 students, in a well-established middle-class neighbourhood in Saskatoon, where I am a volunteer reading...
A former school division CEO in Saskatchewan says the past practice of school divisions levying taxes created inequity in education revenue.
Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses says many businesses have not yet recovered from the pandemic, but are facing new challenges.
Nature Conservancy of Canada marks World Wetlands Day with a reminder of the importance of these ecosystems to our province and country.
A University of Saskatchewan professor emeritus says Saskatchewan should be doing much better than it appears to be on many fronts.
A medical student at the University of Saskatchewan says the government's decision to discontinue several programs will bring repercussions.
Kent Coates pays tribute to the life of environmentalist Gary Carriere, who raised concerns about threats to the Saskatchewan River Delta.
A Fraser Institute director argues that a strike by Saskatchewan teachers will further hinder performance by the province's students.
A University of Saskatchewan student argues that the absence of reform for potash royalties means the province is losing out on billions.
By Guest Column Staff Sgt. Ryan Sammet——Bio and Archives--January 17, 2024 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us ...
University of Regina education professor Marc Spooner takes a closer look at student scores in Saskatchewan in math, reading and science.
By Guest Column Elizabeth Nickerson, Welcome to Absurdistan——Bio and Archives--January 13, 2024 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly |...
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wonders whether the three levels of government are spending the revenue they receive wisely.
Saskatchewan author and professor emeritus Murray Knutilla examines the reasons for the falling number of family farms in the province.
With the United Kingdom's trade partnerships shifting in the wake of Brexit, Canada's high commissioner stresses the need for fairness.
The melting of polar ice could make Churchill, Manitoba a more usable port for Saskatchewan, but there are challenges to its viability.
The president and CEO of Saskatchewan Polytechnic expects 2024 to be a big year for the provincial educational institution.
Charles Smith and Simon Enoch write that 40 per cent of educators in Saskatchewan leave the field within the first five years of employment.
A retired Saskatoon man responds to a column on the conflict between cyclists and others in the city that has focused on bike lanes.
Writers from the Fraser Institute argue that Saskatchewan needs the right solutions to address the lack of homes in the province.
A new organization wants to revive Saskatchewan horse racing at Marquis Downs, but believes Prairieland Park poses an impediment.
A Saskatoon-based writer says Saskatchewan farmers are leading in sustainable agriculture methods, but the province fails to reward them.
Two writers from Saskatoon believe that new policies on gender identity and sex education could bring unintended effects in Saskatchewan.
A University of Saskatchewan student says that the province's debt crisis stems from a lack of proper fiscal planning by the government.
Former NDP MP Erin Weir argues that Saskatchewan is failing to secure enough money in return from the province's potash industry.
By Guest Column -- Jonus Freeman——Bio and Archives--December 14, 2023 Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us ...
Two climate science experts question claims about the difficulty of achieving net-zero power emissions from the Saskatchewan government.
A wildlife protection agency has discovered five fur farms operating in Saskatchewan with species like wolves, bobcats, lynx and foxes.
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