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Desire for lamb grows with changing population

Desire for lamb grows with changing population

It was only a couple of weeks ago I noted in this space how Canadian agriculture should not get too focused on canola and wheat since there are trends moving forward that should make other aspects of the industry more attractive.
Canada must inspire more than this

Canada must inspire more than this

If anybody was wondering how 150 years of Canada could be summarized into one clear and powerful image, they must have been sorely disappointed by the sesquicentennial options offered up last week.
For the love of trash

For the love of trash

Tanya's Tales
NHL going overboard with outdoor games

NHL going overboard with outdoor games

The National Hockey League seems to think excess will lead to continued success. If sitting down to eat one 12-oz.
"It's not a race, slow down."

"It's not a race, slow down."

As some of you know after my family sold their farm my dad became a tow truck driver. Though summer can be busy, winter is an especially hectic time for tow truck drivers. This, however, isn't where my rant is about to go.
From raiders to perfectionists

From raiders to perfectionists

Oh how the world has changed. In the 2013 Corruption PerceptionsIndex that was released recently 177 counties were graded on their level of corruption.
Bruins have tough slate leading into SJHL's Christmas break

Bruins have tough slate leading into SJHL's Christmas break

By losing five in a row recently, the Estevan Bruins made a hard task even more difficult. The Bruins were seventh overall in the SJHL entering last night's game.
A few words of holiday caution

A few words of holiday caution

Now that the holiday pace has picked up considerably as we head into the final week before the major Christmas celebration, a little gentle advice regarding health and safety might be in order.
Playing in the sand box this week

Playing in the sand box this week

If you are concerned about making the payments on your credit card purchases in January, dear diary, keep in mind these two little facts: The Saskatchewan government is currently spending $1.
Agriculture uses science every day

Agriculture uses science every day

As a farm writer I am always eager to paw through the newest edition of Ag Advance magazine when it shows up in the mailbox.
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