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China’s emissions charade has gone on far too long

China’s emissions charade has gone on far too long

The solution? Shift the carbon tax burden from Canadian’s shoulders to carbon emissions spewing imports from China.
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Editorial: Honouring Champions of the Truth this week and every week

Editorial: Honouring Champions of the Truth this week and every week

It's National Newspapers Week, and we do our best to deliver news to our readers since 1903. An opinion piece
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Letter: Call for MRI in Estevan echoed by health-care worker

Letter: Call for MRI in Estevan echoed by health-care worker

A letter to the editor about the situation with an MRI donation.
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The Ruttle Report - When they're not your kids, there's a limit

The Ruttle Report - When they're not your kids, there's a limit

Parental inclusion in the lives of their children is, at the end of the day, only common sense.
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Opinion: Canada has only ever been an extra on the global stage

Opinion: Canada has only ever been an extra on the global stage

Most Canadians are blissfully unaware of how poorly Canada really performs as a serious global contender.
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Selnes: On the other ball

Selnes: On the other ball

Instead of writing about the 33-26 Saskatchewan Roughrider loss against the B.C. Lions, columnist Bill Selnes wrote about another game: baseball.
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Is it a nightmare? Really? Are you sure?

Is it a nightmare? Really? Are you sure?

Use your words...carefully.
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The claws are out: residents upset with Unity animal bylaws

The claws are out: residents upset with Unity animal bylaws

The fur is flying online over announcement of changes to the animal bylaw.
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Opinion: Canada’s agri-food sector needs a long-term vision

Opinion: Canada’s agri-food sector needs a long-term vision

New report highlights vulnerabilities.
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Editorial: Patience and understanding needed for reconciliation to proceed

Editorial: Patience and understanding needed for reconciliation to proceed

Sept. 30 will mark the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. An opinion piece
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