Watching municipal governments around the province wrestle with budgets in the wake of the COVID19 outbreak, it is a stark reminder that the time is long past …
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He Called It – 40 Years Ago
Sometimes things are evident, just not put into context. A good example is Defined Benefit versus Defined Contribution pension plans. This topic is at …
National Pride Takes a Hit
Watching our Prime Minister yuk it up with other world leaders at the NATO summit is just the latest in a string of outbursts that are bruising this …
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I am totally in favor of change. You go first.
The gap between Ottawa and this region appears to be getting wider, despite the election night promises from the Prime Minister that the great provinces of …
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Been There, Done That
This week’s election was not the first time Saskatchewan has found itself without a Liberal MP to represent the province at the Cabinet table.Back in 1980, …
Where are the local Issues?
As we pass the midpoint in the federal election campaign, it’s hard to find any local issues. It’s all about a basketful of scandals, dual citizenship or …
