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Opinion: How Israel’s actions and western support are fueling conflict

Opinion: How Israel’s actions and western support are fueling conflict

There are dangerous consequences to ignoring international law and weaponizing Jewish history.
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Letter: MP voices concern with capital gains tax change

Letter: MP voices concern with capital gains tax change

Robert Kitchen says this tax increase will negatively impact more than just the ultra-rich.
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Commentary: The Bricklin, launched 50 years ago, was ahead of the curve

Commentary: The Bricklin, launched 50 years ago, was ahead of the curve

The Bricklin SV-1 was the first sports car to put safety front and centre, and it ended up changing the way cars were designed and built.
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Commentary: Municipal politicians claim to be ideological moderates

Commentary: Municipal politicians claim to be ideological moderates

Is it true?
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Former officer, council candidate critical of Weyburn police board

Former officer, council candidate critical of Weyburn police board

A longtime former Weyburn police officer, Dana Pretzer, had comments to make in the wake of chief Jamie Blunden's resignation from the Weyburn Police Service.
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Why aren’t the Olympics and Paralympics combined into one Games?

Why aren’t the Olympics and Paralympics combined into one Games?

The reasoning goes beyond logistics.
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Column: That's a lot of family members

Column: That's a lot of family members

An opinion piece on the Willberg family reunion.
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Commentary: Employers should use science to optimize job interviews

Commentary: Employers should use science to optimize job interviews

Instead of relying on outdated misconceptions.
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Column: Cell phone ban in schools: Are we gaining or losing?

Column: Cell phone ban in schools: Are we gaining or losing?

An opinion piece on recent provincial legislation in Saskatchewan banning cell phones in kindergarten to Grade 12 classrooms.
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EV tariffs should look like the United States’, not Europe’s

EV tariffs should look like the United States’, not Europe’s

Industrial subsidies in China were at least 1.73 per cent of GDP in 2019.
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