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Brian Zinchuk: We are living in 1938, again hearing the drumbeats of war

  My 21-year-old daughter called me up the other day, concerned about what she’d been seeing on the news. ICE agents in the US with their faces hidden by masks are sweeping into communities and dragging people off. She felt it was reminiscent of the German...

Here’s what Carney, Moe, and Beck posted about meeting with Chinese President Xi and the resulting trade deal

  Here’s the verbatim posting from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s prime ministerial website regarding his meeting earlier today with Chinese Presidend Xi, followed by a social media post by Premier Scott Moe, who accompanied him, and a statement from...

Verbatim backgrounder on Canada-China trade deal, including canola, energy, steel, aluminum, EVs and seafood

Editor’s note: This is the verbatim backgrounder posted on the Government of Canada website regarding the Jan. 16 trade deal between Canada and China.  Backgrounder – Preliminary Agreement-In-Principle to Address Economic and Trade Issues between Canada...

Paul Colborne Oilperson of the Year; Randall Smith, E. Craig Lothian, and Andy J. Mah for Hall of Fame

WEYBURN, CALGARY – Recipients of some of the honours at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show have been announced. Dean Potter said by email on Jan. 15, “As Chairman of the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Hall of Fame Committee, I am pleased to announce our nominations for the...

BREAKING: Coal injunction tossed; court says governments get to make environmental policy

  SASKATOON – Do a 12 year old, a podcaster and someone who doesn’t even live here get to kill 1100 coal-related jobs? According the Court of King’s Bench, no, they don’t. Governments get to make those sorts of decisions, and can’t be second guessed by the...
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