By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Our government recently made the decision not to remit the carbon tax on natural gas used by residential SaskEnergy customers. This is a decision we do not take lightly, and we recognize it may come with consequences.
Read MoreGovernment travel needed to secure ag trade
By: Calvin Daniels When you are an agricultural producer in Canada, you will generally be reliant on export sales.
Read MoreDodgers appear to be invincible
By: Bruce Penton With spring training camps under way in Florida and Arizona, it’s time to bring out the hyperbole machine to try to foretell what will happen in 2024.
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February 29, 2024
Spiritwood daycare planning for expansion
By: Bevra Fee The Love and Laughter Daycare in Spiritwood opened its doors a little over 10 years ago, providing much-needed government-regulated childcare spaces.
Read MoreWill desperate Liberals doom pharmacare?
By: Jordan Twiss Going by the latest polling numbers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal federal government’s odds of being re-elected with even a minority mandate are sitting squarely in “cross your fingers and toes and pray for a miracle” territory, perhaps even trending more towards “snowball’s chance in hell.”
Read MoreAutonomous equipment inevitable in ag sector
By: Calvin Daniels There are of course a number of visions for the future of farming, none of the visions likely to be completely right, but if you wanted one aspect that will be part of that future it is autonomous technology.
Read MoreWill wearing green be lucky for McEwen?
By: Bruce Penton It’s (nearly) the month for St. Patrick’s Day, so perhaps wearing Saskatchewan green and the luck of the Irish will mean a Brier championship for Mike O’McEwen.
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