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Editorial: Some intrigue remains for byelections, even if they're in the summer

Editorial: Some intrigue remains for byelections, even if they're in the summer

The governing Saskatchewan Party announced earlier this month that voters would go to the polls in three different constituencies – Lumsden-Morse, Regina-Coronation Park and Regina-Walsh Acres – on Aug. 10. An opinion piece.
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More or Less: the price is not right, Bob.

More or Less: the price is not right, Bob.

Columnist: I walk down the aisles of the grocery store and think “that price can’t be right.” Bob? Bob?!
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Editorial: It pays to always be prepared for emergencies

Editorial: It pays to always be prepared for emergencies

Those who came through that experience will know first-hand the importance of having the ability to respond to an emergency.
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Editorial: Where does Yorkton rec go from here?

Editorial: Where does Yorkton rec go from here?

The key is that the study is a rather broad overview of things and should be looked at by Council at best as a guideline and not a definitive document on what is needed in Yorkton.
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Column: The boys of summer's unforgettable year

Column: The boys of summer's unforgettable year

"It's been a truly special year for Estevan Minor Baseball's Brewers program." An opinion piece.
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Shelly Palmer - China’s New Blueprint: Regulating the Wild Wild East of AI

Shelly Palmer - China’s New Blueprint: Regulating the Wild Wild East of AI

SASKTODAY.ca's newest columnist, Shelly Palmer has been named LinkedIn’s “Top Voice in Technology,” and writes a popular daily business blog.
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Selnes: Dramatic finishes aren't always victorious finshes

Selnes: Dramatic finishes aren't always victorious finshes

The third and 24 play was one of the few plays columnist Bill Selnes had ever experienced that brought me to his feet in the press box in his decades of writing for about the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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Foreign interference shows need for Canada to get serious on media literacy: advocate

Foreign interference shows need for Canada to get serious on media literacy: advocate

OTTAWA — As federal parties craft the scope of a possible inquiry into foreign interference, Canada's media-literacy charity argues governments and schools need to do a better job of preventing citizens from being manipulated by hostile states.
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Trudeau's carbon tax crusade a war on Canada's poorest

Trudeau's carbon tax crusade a war on Canada's poorest

The economic impact of a carbon tax falls disproportionately on already struggling lower-income people.
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What does the latest interest rate hike mean for your wallet?

What does the latest interest rate hike mean for your wallet?

Interest rate uptick spells trouble for housing market and consumer expenditures.
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