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Voter apathy? What’s that?

Voter apathy? What’s that?

Regardless of who you voted for in Monday’s federal election, there’s one thing that every resident of Souris-Moose Mountain should be proud of: the voter turnout.
Play nice, be polite and wait your turn

Play nice, be polite and wait your turn

Weyburn This Week editorial
What to do with Greta Thunberg

What to do with Greta Thunberg

The further it goes, the more interest I gain in Greta Thunberg, that young and quite brave activist, who, as some believe, is completely brainwashed, and others take as a saint of the 21st century.
Support Communithon, a great cause

Support Communithon, a great cause

My Nikkel's Worth column
Federal election will polarize the country

Federal election will polarize the country

There was a rift developing in Canada before the federal election, and the results of the vote have only emphasized that divide in a way that will not be helpful to the unity of this great dominion.
My Outlook

My Outlook

Let the counting continue
“The Alberta Question,” and Saskatchewan’s too, is not going away

“The Alberta Question,” and Saskatchewan’s too, is not going away

A few weeks ago I wrote about how American geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan seems to be pretty darn accurate in his predictions.
Crown corporations provide vital services for Canadians and deserve protections

Crown corporations provide vital services for Canadians and deserve protections

The Crown Investments Corporation made a hopeful announcement last Tuesday, saying they’ve reached tentative settlements with Unifor locals representing six Crown corporations previously on strike in Saskatchewan.
Election confirms national rifts

Election confirms national rifts

We learned a lot on election night, but there are still a lot of unanswered questions. Locally, Robert Kitchen of the Conservative Party romped to a second term as the member of Parliament (MP) for Souris-Moose Mountain. That wasn’t a surprise.
Editorial: Western alienation? We’re hearing separatism, from all over

Editorial: Western alienation? We’re hearing separatism, from all over

“Western alienation will only grow.” That’s what former Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall said in a panel during Global’s election coverage on Oct. 21. “Mr.
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