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Situation difficult for population with roots in Ukraine

Situation difficult for population with roots in Ukraine

Rally set for Sunday
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Rebate program encourages purchase of efficient appliances

Rebate program encourages purchase of efficient appliances

Get money back on energy-efficient furnaces, boilers and water heaters
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Agriculture This Week: Farmers impacted by outside forces

Agriculture This Week: Farmers impacted by outside forces

Carbon tax and trucking slow down hit ag producers
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Sock project helps people with autoimmune disease

Sock project helps people with autoimmune disease

Collecting socks and fundraising for almost five years
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OPINION: Different farming practices won’t stop climate change

OPINION: Different farming practices won’t stop climate change

Canadian farmers' actions to reduce emissions likely aren't enough to make change
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Trudeau response to Freedom Convoy turned it into a global movement

Trudeau response to Freedom Convoy turned it into a global movement

The world is watching Canada. Trudeau needs to separate the dangerous blend of public health and authoritarian politics
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On the Farm: Local photographer highlights SE Sask

On the Farm: Local photographer highlights SE Sask

On the Farm photos submitted by local photographer Bill Allen
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Survey says Canadians fear for country's future

Survey says Canadians fear for country's future

Stark poll results ‘speak for themselves’: Political scientist
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Anti-discrimination bylaw out of scope for Unity town council

Anti-discrimination bylaw out of scope for Unity town council

The bylaw proposed by citizens at the Feb. 8 council meeting resulted in the written legal opinion received and presented at the Feb. 22 council meeting
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Crop insurance coverage to jump by record-high of almost 50% in 2022

Crop insurance coverage to jump by record-high of almost 50% in 2022

Average coverage this year will reach a record-high of $405 per acre, a jump of 48 per cent from $273 per acre last year. This is mainly due to the major drought that Saskatchewan experienced last year.
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