By: Jordan Twiss If the past year and a half of U.S. President Donald Trump’s second term have taught us anything, it’s that the truth is, in fact, not so difficult to find.
Read MoreAg needs cautious approach to chemical inputs
By: Calvin Daniels From the farm producer’s perspective, glyphosate has been one of the primary weed control products. As such, it is widely viewed as the most popular herbicide in the world.
Read MoreJays struggling during 50th anniversary
By: Bruce Penton Whether the Toronto Blue Jays win the World Series or miss the playoffs altogether, the 2026 season will be remembered for the significance of the team celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Read MoreSmith shows belated leadership on separation
By: Jordan Twiss A few years ago, the prospect of a province trying to follow Québec’s example from the 1990s and vote on separating from Canada seemed rather remote.
Read MoreStrange spring means murky canola prospects
By: Calvin Daniels For those of us in Yorkton and the surrounding area, recognizing how canola has continued to grow in significance is rather easy.
Read MoreCanada welcomes the World Cup hoopla
By: Bruce Penton Canadian sports fans — no, Canadians, period — will have a tough time avoiding news and hoopla about the World Cup, which kicks off June 12 in Toronto. Just don’t call it soccer — it’s ‘football’ everywhere in the world.
Read MorePoilievre’s principles change with the season
By: Jordan Twiss A couple months ago, shortly after the Sask Party government released its 2026-2027 budget, I reflected upon the things that make an official opposition effective.
Read MoreAI’s role in agriculture remains uncertain
By: Calvin Daniels Artificial intelligence is seen by some as the plague which may signal the end of time.For others, AI is a steadily developing tool which will herald the arrival of better times.
Read MoreNot everyone loves CFL’s new look
By: Bruce Penton The new-look Canadian Football League season kicks off this week and while some are applauding the significant rule changes made to the game since last year’s Grey Cup, not everyone is thrilled.
Read MorePipeline MOU keeps inching forward
By: Jordan Twiss As critics and naysayers from all sides of the aisle continue to loudly voice their displeasure, the MOU between Ottawa and Alberta to build a new oil pipeline to Canada’s west coast continues to take incremental steps forward.
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