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My Outlook - We need to encounter a few more grown-ups

My Outlook - We need to encounter a few more grown-ups

Why does there seem to be such a breakdown in a willingness to become self-sufficient? Opinion
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Opinion: Build, baby, build? Not without more workers

Opinion: Build, baby, build? Not without more workers

Carney’s infrastructure plans are at risk without a serious strategy to recruit, train and retain skilled trades workers.
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Letter to the Editor: Polytechnics are Canada’s best bet in an era of disruption and uncertainty

Letter to the Editor: Polytechnics are Canada’s best bet in an era of disruption and uncertainty

Polytechnics Canada members offer programming that prepares graduates to work in 86% of in-demand roles in health care, skilled trades, IT, tourism and hospitality, and care occupations.
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Shelly Palmer: The godfather of AI just proposed the weirdest solution yet

Shelly Palmer: The godfather of AI just proposed the weirdest solution yet

Think about this: We need to give AI maternal instincts.
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Reflective Moments: How many ‘free’ gifts does one need for $35 donation?

Reflective Moments: How many ‘free’ gifts does one need for $35 donation?

Hooked by some pens, tissues and manicure tools.
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From the Sidelines: A new age of think and do?

From the Sidelines: A new age of think and do?

In his latest column, Norm Park laments the decline of deep reading and face-to-face connection in an age ruled by phones and instant content.
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Editorial: Yorkton report shows strong finances, room for future debt

Editorial: Yorkton report shows strong finances, room for future debt

Opinion piece on the Yorkton’s audited 2024 financials, which show low debt, a growing rainy-day fund, and flexibility for future.
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Opinion: Falling home values are bad for some but a lifeline for others

Opinion: Falling home values are bad for some but a lifeline for others

As home prices cool, Canadians nearing retirement feel the pinch, but younger and lower-income Canadians may finally get a chance to enter the market.
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Shelly Palmer: Seven million books, billions in damages

Shelly Palmer: Seven million books, billions in damages

Think About This: The AI copyright battle that could reshape the industry.
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Opinion: Saskatchewan government can’t ignore its debt problem

Opinion: Saskatchewan government can’t ignore its debt problem

The provincial debt is still growing and it’s costing taxpayers more every year.
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