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Erin Weir: Saskatchewan Potash at a Crossroads: $12 Billion of Lost Revenue and BHP’s New Mine

Nutrien’s Allan, SK, potash mine in April, 2025. Photo by Brian Zinchuk By Erin Weir, Former NDP MP & Consulting Economist, Silo Strategy Published as a policy paper by the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Regina....

Op-Ed: Jeremy Nielsen: Building teams isn’t always the same formula

I’ve built a lot of teams over the years. For a long time, I had a formula. Find the strongest people you can and pay them more money than the other guys. Give them a schedule, a budget, and drop them into a problem like a match into dry grass. Fast. Focused....

Op-Ed: Curtis Boyes: Gridlocked or Recharged? Saskatchewan’s Nuclear Moment

For years, I’ve advocated for deploying large-scale CANDU reactors to strengthen and eventually anchor Saskatchewan’s power grid. Back in 2024, I raised concerns about the province’s plan to pursue a fleet of small modular reactors (≤300 MWe each). At the time, the...

Op-ed: Erin Weir: Close Resource Loopholes to Balance Provincial Budget

  This op-ed was originally published by the Leader-Post and StarPhoenix, and is reproduced with permission of the author. The recent provincial budget was framed as “protecting Saskatchewan” from “geopolitical turmoil.” In fact, this turmoil has increased the...

Op-Ed: Del Mondor: Well…that was an interesting 39 days of people finding out about the Strait of Hormuz

(Originally posted on LinkedIn on April 8, the day after the ceasefire was announced) Well…that was an interesting 39 days of people finding out about the Strait of Hormuz…and I am not suggesting anything is over, but what an eye opener as to the fragility...
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