Editorials
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Some Canadians have so enthusiastically congratulated
themselves for being citizens of a country that largely sidestepped
the 2008 global financial crisis that they've forgotten how Canada
did this.
Viewpoints
When the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region (RQHR) announced
earlier this week it was contracting a private company to provide
thousands of extra CT scans, it seemed like a clear win-win for
patients and the health system.
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Water: getting a handle on a precious resource
It's become a "given" for city slickers -- turn on the tap and water flows.
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Privacy concerns being written off
Insuring vehicles in the province is one thing; ensuring the personal information of Saskatchewan drivers is fully protected quite another.
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Saskatchewan needs to move it
Here's the good news for all those people sweating through another New Year's resolution to lose weight and get fit -- the bar has been lowered.
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Class of 2010 did better, but more effort indicated
It's got as many cold, hard numbers as a math textbook, but the latest study of the province's prekindergarten to Grade 12 education system is anything but a dull read.
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Not all baby boomers are the retiring types
Thousands of Saskatchewan baby boomers will hit 65 this year, but don't bet on them all settling for an easy chair and a life of leisure.
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More debate needed on city's $150 recycling plan
Two years after it launched a public consultation on a long-term waste management plan and called it "Let's Talk Trash", the City of Regina is now on the receiving end of some real trash talk from citizens. News that the city plans to charge households up to $150 a year more for garbage collection to fund a curbside recycling program has provoked cries of "rubbish!"
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A Happy New Year? More like a taxing one
Prepare to dig a little deeper in 2011 -- and not just to pay off the bills for your Christmas gift buying and entertaining.
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Nothing to sneeze at: flu returns
That miserable swine flu just won't quit trying to hog the limelight.
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Living in Saskatchewan one of our greatest gifts
Christmas Eve at last -- a day for scooping up last-minute gifts, getting a start on preparing the biggest dinner of the year, or perhaps hitting the road to spend the holidays with distant loved ones.
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The world is coming to Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan . . . we're going to need a bigger Christmas dinner table.
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Regina's strong growth sending taxes higher
A line in the City of Regina's 2011 budget sums up the reason for a proposed 4.13-per- cent property tax increase: "The cost of growth".
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