By: Calvin Daniels Not surprisingly, discussions at the World Seed Congress in Rotterdam, Netherlands, are including talks regarding global supply chain challenges.
Read MoreLPGA stars heading in different directions
By: Bruce Penton The recent U.S. women’s open golf championship featured two superstars heading in opposite directions — Nelly Korda in the midst of her rise to legendary Hall-of-Fame status…
Read MoreFeds must salvage public perception of carbon tax
By: Jordan Twiss They say a lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth even gets its shoes on.
Read MoreGene edited crops inspire excitement, fear
By: Calvin Daniels If you want to see a headline that is polarizing in nature ‘Gene-edited wheat tested’ is a fine example.
Read MoreIs it next-year country for Blue Jays?
By: Bruce Penton The Major League Baseball season has just passed the quarter pole, and it might already be next-year country for the Toronto Blue Jays. Could a rebuild begin by trading either Vladimir Guerrero, Jr., or Bo Bichette, or both?
Read MoreMoe must investigate Harrison’s misconduct
By: Jordan Twiss Watchers of the legislative assembly who tune in for the kind of verbal sparring one might expect to see on Jerry Springer reruns were given an exciting and unexpected season finale of the spring sitting.
Read MoreGrowth attracting young people to Sask.
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Saskatchewan continues to be a growing province with its brightest days ahead. Saskatoon and Regina are two of the fastest growing and youngest cities in Canada, according to a recent report from Statistics Canada.
Read MoreLivestock diseases highlight biosecurity’s importance
By: Calvin Daniels The farm media headlines of late seem to oft be dominated by health concerns in the livestock sector.
Read MoreMcDavid the worthiest Hart Trophy finalist
By: Bruce Penton What criteria should be used to determine the winner of the Hart Memorial Trophy as Most Valuable Player in the National Hockey League?
Read MoreSask. Party must renew transparency commitment
By: Jordan Twiss When former Premier Brad Wall ushered his Saskatchewan Party government into office in 2007, he boasted that his would be “the most open and transparent government in the history of the province.”
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