
Eye on Saskatchewan


The devastating legacy of Canada’s Mad Cow Crisis

Saskatchewan needs to keep cutting taxes

Oil markets slide as concerns overwhelm sentiment
How to navigate awkward social situations
May 25, 2023
- Saskatchewan's Business
- Saskatchewan politics
- Saskatchewan health care
- Saskatchewan education
The rise of the four-day work week
by Roslyn Kunin | May 24, 2023
In trials, cutting working hours by 20 per cent did not reduce overall output
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The downside of singling out top performers
by Geoff McMaster | May 17, 2023
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Crude markets brace for challenging times
by Rashid Husain Syed | May 8, 2023
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Praying for resource booms isn’t a prudent way to budget
by Gage Haubrich | Apr 26, 2023
The Saskatchewan government desperately needs a debt repayment plan. A heritage fund is that plan
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Saskatchewan budget failed to make life more affordable
by Gage Haubrich | Apr 19, 2023
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Canada is suffering a care economy crisis
by Katherine Scott | Mar 8, 2023
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United Arab Emirates considering quitting OPEC
by Rashid Husain Syed | Mar 6, 2023
There’s a better way to lower price of medicines
by Nikolas Barry-Shaw | May 10, 2023
Patented Medicine Price Review Board hearings show public pharmacare is the strongest option
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Five tips for women to harness the power of leisure
by Adrianna MacPherson | Apr 14, 2023
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Seven reasons we should care about caregivers
by Bev Betkowski | Apr 5, 2023
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Not all educators are teachers
by Karine Coen-Sanchez | Apr 12, 2023
Just because you have knowledge about a subject doesn’t mean you know how to teach it
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Our school systems are far from perfect …
by Gerry Chidiac | Mar 30, 2023
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How to help your child read better
by Chelsea Novak | Mar 21, 2023
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ChatGPT no reason to move away from traditional teaching
by Michael Zwaagstra | Mar 20, 2023
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Academic freedom one of the foundations of democracy
by Gerry Chidiac | Mar 2, 2023
Politics
NationalAlberta’s independent schools experiencing remarkable growth
by Catharine Kavanagh | May 26, 2023
But face barriers to meeting parent preferences because of over-regulation
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Canada cannot afford to lose more doctors
by Daniel Zekveld | May 25, 2023
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Did children die attending residential schools?
by Brian Giesbrecht | May 24, 2023
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Erase our history, erase ourselves
by Jack Mintz | May 24, 2023
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Business
Tree diversity increases carbon storage, soil fertility in forests
by Bev Betkowski | May 26, 2023
Conservation of tree diversity is key to fighting climate change
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8 reasons why business owners should own their business property
by David Fuller | May 26, 2023
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Canadians are buying less food. Now what?
by Sylvain Charlebois | May 25, 2023
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Is application maintenance consuming your IT budget?
by Yogi Schulz | May 24, 2023
- A&E
- Books
- Health
- Life
- Environment
- Sports
- Travel
- Drive
Zelenskyy and Ukraine join elite company with 2023 Charlemagne Prize
But who was Charlemagne and why is a prize named after him?
When Buffalo Bill took London by storm
by Pat Murphy | Apr 8, 2023 | Life, Today, Books | 0
Buffalo Bill was an interesting blend of the authentic and the fictional. Most of all, he was a gifted showman
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The overwhelming imagery of the Crucifixion
by Pat Murphy | Apr 7, 2023 | Life, Today, Books | 0
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The Canadian who helped tame America’s Wild West
by Pat Murphy | Apr 2, 2023 | National, Life, Today, Books, A&E, Eye on Canada | 0
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Machine learning model able to detect signs of Alzheimer’s
Model uses speech traits to detect cognitive decline
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How to eat healthy without blowing your food budget
by Bev Betkowski | May 10, 2023 | Your Money, National, Life, Health, Today | 0
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Economic growth is good for your health
by Vincent Geloso | Apr 27, 2023 | Newfoundland, PEI, The North, Eye on Canada, National, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Business, Eye on BC, Health, Quebec, Politics, Nova Scotia, Today, New Brunswick, Viewpoint, Ontario, Manitoba | 0
Triumph of peace and justice hold the key to a better future
Violence and deception only worsen regional conflicts
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Ancient Alberta holds clues to pre-asteroid decline of dinosaurs
by Michael Brown | May 25, 2023 | Things to do in Canada, Alberta, National, Alberta education, Life, Travel, Education, Today, Science | 0
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Oops! Did I say that? Navigating unintentionally offensive remarks
by Faith Wood | May 19, 2023 | Life, Today | 0
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The case for energy trade with Germany is strong
by Lisa Baiton | May 17, 2023 | Alberta's Business, Environment, BC's Business, Politics, Today, Viewpoint, Alberta, Eye on BC, Eye on Canada, Business | 0
Germany’s call for Canadian LNG is a golden opportunity for Canada
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How language shapes our understanding of issues
by Bill Whitelaw | May 15, 2023 | Today, Viewpoint, Science, Business, Environment, Life, Education, Politics | 0
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Gene editing approval crucial step to global food security
by Sylvain Charlebois | May 9, 2023 | Life, Today, Viewpoint, Science, Eye on Canada, Business, Environment | 0
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Do Japanese Beetles taste yucky?
by Geoff Carpentier | May 4, 2023 | National, Environment, Life, Education, Today | 0
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Tiger Woods is really dumb
by Bruce Dowbiggin | Mar 8, 2023 | National, Sports, Today | 0
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The Canadian anthem as Woke Opera
by Bruce Dowbiggin | Mar 1, 2023 | Eye on Canada, National, Life, Politics, Sports, Today, Viewpoint | 0
Airports perform better when owned by private equity funds
by Geoff McMaster | Mar 30, 2023 | Today, Eye on Canada, Business, Travel, Politics | 0
Airports under public ownership have no incentive to improve customer experiences
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The crown jewel of a museum in Toronto that almost wasn’t
by Michael Taube | Mar 14, 2023 | Viewpoint, Things to do in Canada, Ontario, Eye on Canada, Life, Travel, Today | 0
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On the road to travel trauma? How to find a better route
by Faith Wood | Dec 22, 2022 | Life, Travel, Today, Travel tips | 0
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A drive through Normandy is a drive through history
by Travel Like This | Nov 12, 2022 | Things to do in Europe, Travel, Today | 0
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There’s room for everyone in nature – if we’re respectful
by Geoff Carpentier | Jul 24, 2022 | Environment, Life, Travel, Today, Get outside | 1
The 2009 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 holds its value
by Ted Laturnus | May 26, 2023 | Drive, Today, Used Cars, Sports cars | 0
With its legendary liquid-cooled, six-cylinder powerplant, it remains one of the most enjoyable cars to drive
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Ford Ranger pickup fits right in the middle
by Dale Johnson | May 19, 2023 | Drive, Today, Trucks | 0
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2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid delivers impressive performance
by Ted Laturnus | May 19, 2023 | Used Cars, Drive, Today | 0
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Buying used: 2011 Volkswagen Touareg has power – and problems
by Ted Laturnus | May 12, 2023 | Drive, Today, Used Cars | 0
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King Charles a car buff par excellence
by Dale Johnson | May 5, 2023 | National, Life, Drive, Today, Luxury cars | 0
World
Education
How the Alberta election will impact children’s education
by Michael Zwaagstra | May 17, 2023
The UCP and NDP have vastly different approaches as to how children should be educated
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My career advice to the graduating class of 2023
by Nick Kossovan | May 11, 2023
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Bill C-11 raises concerns over online freedom
by Brian Giesbrecht | May 10, 2023
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Your Money
PSAC’s disgraceful treatment of Canadian taxpayers
by Gwyn Morgan | May 4, 2023
The Public Service Alliance of Canada doesn't care about their fellow Canadians who pay their wages
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The case against a Canadian digital currency
by Paz Gomez | May 1, 2023
Careers/HR
Three traits that define extraordinary leadership
by Dana Wilson | May 17, 2023
Why do certain CEOs relish taking on leadership challenges that have literally ended the careers of their predecessors?
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Help! My boss is a hopeless nincompoop
by Dana Wilson | May 12, 2023
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Traditional employer/employee relationship coming to an end
by Roslyn Kunin | May 8, 2023
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How to tell the difference between bullying and incivility
by Faith Wood | May 4, 2023
Editor's Picks
What are the ramifications of an inquiry into foreign interference?
by Michael Taube | May 23, 2023
Decision today on whether to call for an inquiry
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Why business owners should hug their bankers regularly
by David Fuller | May 19, 2023
Science/Tech
Alex Stamos’s secrets to better cybersecurity
by Yogi Schulz | May 10, 2023
Before joining Stanford, Alex Stamos served as the Chief Security Officer of Facebook and Yahoo
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New tool helps communities defend against wildfires
by Bev Betkowski | May 1, 2023
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Has your iPhone been hacked?
by Yogi Schulz | Apr 28, 2023
Interviews
EDGE-QL unleashes flexibility for business growth
Mar 17, 2023
Provides business with the advantages of modern technology to enhance sales, reduce errors, and optimize productivity