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False news impossible to eradicate

False news impossible to eradicate

A recent survey says Canadians are finding it increasingly difficult to believe what they read online.
The 50-inch plasma TV died, and so far no one is mourning

The 50-inch plasma TV died, and so far no one is mourning

These things come in threes, or so I’ve heard. So hopefully the death of the 50-inch plasma TV in our living room is the last of the trio.
When life rips apart, number your days

When life rips apart, number your days

I said to Ed that the way to people's hearts is through their stomachs at their favourite restaurants. For once Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan agreed with me.
Horizon demonstrates more than just an ability to educate

Horizon demonstrates more than just an ability to educate

When you think of Horizon School Division what do you think of? For many people it would be that they are the division, which oversees our schools. In other words, a lot of people see Horizon as an educator. Which, in a way they are.
Orphaned wild animals: almost all are not orphans at all

Orphaned wild animals: almost all are not orphans at all

Wildlife in Saskatchewan often give birth to their young in May and June. We want to remind everyone to view these animals from a distance and not interact with them.
Is it time for GICs?

Is it time for GICs?

Current 5-year GIC rates are being advertised as high as 3.50%. Given that most savings accounts offer much less than 1.00%, some investors have been wondering whether it’s time to move funds into GICs as part of their risk-free allocation.
High school matters, but also, it does not

High school matters, but also, it does not

This is the time of year where we all reflect back in some way on our time in high school.
Attracting butterflies to your garden

Attracting butterflies to your garden

A common question I often hear is “how do I attract more butterflies to my yard?” Butterflies belong to the Lepidoptera order of insects. The caterpillar, or larva, go through a series of ‘instars’ and changes in appearance.
Equalization: Quebec’s advantage a complex problem

Equalization: Quebec’s advantage a complex problem

Premier Scott Moe’s position on equalization has tongues wagging. This is likely a good thing, because equalization tends to be one of those important, but dense and boring issues we choose to ignore because of its complexity.
Made in Canada

Made in Canada

Once again we are wishing Canada a very happy birthday on July 1. We especially wish to reinforce how great it is to be living in Canada by growing special plants that help us further appreciate our heritage.
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