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Opinion: The world’s remarkable reversal on the future of oil

Opinion: The world’s remarkable reversal on the future of oil

The energy industry is hesitant to invest in production after years of disdain from politicians and environmental radicals.
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Hello from Regina. A few words about the big move

Hello from Regina. A few words about the big move

John Cairns’ News Watch - A few words about what to expect from the new Regina-based reporter for SASKTODAY.ca.
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Opinion: The perfect playbook for a global food security crisis

Opinion: The perfect playbook for a global food security crisis

Events unfolding worldwide create the perfect playbook for a global food crisis: climate change, pandemic, war and nationalistic hoarding.
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Opinion: What we can expect from an online regulator

Opinion: What we can expect from an online regulator

The federal government is on the verge of further empowering the CRTC as our regulator of internet content.
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Carbon capture a ticket out of poverty for Indigenous communities

Carbon capture a ticket out of poverty for Indigenous communities

What is becoming clear is that the energy economy and the carbon tech sector have also become a 'new buffalo' for Indigenous communities.
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Opinion: Teachers must stop undermining parental values

Opinion: Teachers must stop undermining parental values

Teachers are hired to educate students, not to indoctrinate them.
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Russia ousts North Korea to claim title of least-liked country

Russia ousts North Korea to claim title of least-liked country

There is no discernible demographic group in Canada where at least one in five respondents have a positive opinion of the Russian Federation
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Opinion: It’s time for Canada’s protectionist barriers to fall

Opinion: It’s time for Canada’s protectionist barriers to fall

A 2016 study found that supply management pushed up to 190,000 Canadians into poverty.
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Letter: Fascism creeping into Canadian politics

Letter: Fascism creeping into Canadian politics

New American-style politics has been slowly leaking northward.
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Opinion: Befriending self-checkouts seems inevitable

Opinion: Befriending self-checkouts seems inevitable

Self-checkouts at grocery stores are now more popular than cashier checkouts. But as grocers embrace technology, are consumers benefiting?
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