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SaskEnergy to conduct controlled flaring at Frenchman Butte site

SaskEnergy to conduct controlled flaring at Frenchman Butte site

Flare will be visible intermittently July 11.
SaskEnergy reduction will go to rate review panel

SaskEnergy reduction will go to rate review panel

Rate review panel officially confirms it will consider proposed SaskEnergy commodity rate reduction.
Shelly Palmer - The AI copyright conundrum: OpenAI in the crosshairs

Shelly Palmer - The AI copyright conundrum: OpenAI in the crosshairs

SASKTODAY.ca's newest columnist, Shelly Palmer has been named LinkedIn’s “Top Voice in Technology,” and writes a popular daily business blog.
Urgent recall: Rhinaris Nasal Mist may contain harmful microbes

Urgent recall: Rhinaris Nasal Mist may contain harmful microbes

One lot recalled due to risk of microbial growth which may lead to infection.
With fresh or frozen berries, this crumble tastes summery all year

With fresh or frozen berries, this crumble tastes summery all year

The mixture of oats, cardamom, ground coriander and brown sugar does double duty.
Thought experiment: Looking back at pandemic times, what would you have done differently

Thought experiment: Looking back at pandemic times, what would you have done differently

The pandemic encouraged us to rethink how we worked and what we valued.
The Netflix effect: How 14 shows transformed Canadians’ hobbies and interests

The Netflix effect: How 14 shows transformed Canadians’ hobbies and interests

The Netflix Effect left the digital world and seeped into the minds of thousands of Canadians as it ignited many new passions.
Shelly Palmer: The most popular Large Language Models (LLMs)

Shelly Palmer: The most popular Large Language Models (LLMs)

SASKTODAY.ca's newest columnist, Shelly Palmer has been named LinkedIn’s “Top Voice in Technology,” and writes a popular daily business blog.
Garden Chat: Roses in a pollinator garden

Garden Chat: Roses in a pollinator garden

Attract bees to your garden with these fragrant roses.
'Tornado detectives' out to demystify Canada's twister history

'Tornado detectives' out to demystify Canada's twister history

Canada is second only to the United States in tornado frequency. But until the Northern Tornadoes Project, the true number of twister touchdowns north of the border was a mystery.
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