Devine’s Upgraders, Part 4: Regina NewGrade Upgrader
This is Part 4 of a 6-part series on the two heavy oil upgraders built in Saskatchewan is based on the book So Much More We Can Be: Saskatchewan’s Paradigm Shift…
The Klarenbach Report, Oct 11
Consider that growers tend to believe their product is undervalued and will rise in price.
Penton: NHL Stars: ‘M’ Stands for Marvellous
October might just be the busiest time on the year’s sports calendar, with the National Hockey League opening up, baseball playoffs starting, the CFL and NFL in full swing…
Check It Out: Be thankful for more than one day
A funny comment on social media, said “Does anybody need any feelings? I have too many and they’re just gonna go bad.”
Youngstown Volunteer Fire Dept.
Meet the people who make up the Youngstown Volunteer Fire Department.
Acadia Valley Fire Department
The Acadia Valley Fire Department met with students form Warren Peers School last week.
Kurek: Advocating for Rural
Almost a month ago now, MP Shannon Stubbs, Shadow Minister for Rural Economic Development and Rural Broadband, and myself, as the Deputy Shadow Minister…
Celebrating Women’s History Month - Madeleine Jaffray’s Lifetime of Service
For more than 100 years, women have been an integral part of Canada’s military history. During the First World War, Madeleine Jaffray (1889 – 1972)…
Fixing Canada’s Finances and Bringing Back Accountability
Parliament is sitting once again, and Canada’s Conservatives are ready to get back to work on Parliament Hill. With our new leader, the Hon. Pierre Poilievre, Canada has a steady hand at the helm…
Part 3: The Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Upgrader doubled the city in size
This is Part 3 of a 6-part series on the two heavy oil upgraders built in Saskatchewan is based on the book So Much More We Can Be…
Penton: Better times ahead for Senators
Is the hockey world ready for the Ottawa Senators to become a powerhouse? No? Would you settle for contender?
Pop 89: Eavesdropping On Ourselves
Twice a month, I drive to Swift Current for supplies and to do errands. And to eavesdrop. I start with my recycling.
Check It Out: Is Canada going off course?
Luke Skywalker said, “Yoda, we’ve been walking for hours! Are you sure that we’re going the right way?”
The Klarenbach Report, Oct 4
On June 11, 1945, two University of Saskatchewan professors, Evan Hardy and Hal Lewis, drove from Saskatoon to Kindersley, a small town in the western part of the province.
Well retreat hosted in Acadia Valley by King of Wands (Chantelle Dalshaug)
Thank you to everyone that attended King of Wands Wellness + Well + Retreat at the beautiful new Community Hall in Acadia Valley on October 1st!
Vintage Horsepower Trail Ride at Big Stone
On September 25, about 25 vintage tractors, trucks, cars, and even a motorcycle participated in the Big Stone Truck and Trailer ride.
1st Annual Kathy Allen Memorial 3 Lady Scramble: A Fantastic Success
With temperatures in the mid 20’s, the first annual Kathy Allen Memorial 3 Lady Scramble was well attended with 18 teams registering for the 18-hole best ball golf tournament.
Nuclear power is Estevan’s to lose, if Saskatchewan goes ahead with small modular reactors
On Sept. 20, SaskPower announced they were considering two areas as possible sites for Saskatchewan’s first two nuclear reactors.
The Klarenbach Report: Ray Somerville
Ray Somerville was an ambitious entrepreneur with his sons creating and operating successful businesses, including grain farming…