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In 2007, I became the chair of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce's Sustainable Growth Strategy for the New Saskatchewan Task Force. We needed a way to support the strategic and sustainable growth of the province's economy and population.

It is with some sadness that I sit down to write my column this week, as this is the last week I will be doing so.

In a news report in last week's Carlyle Observer, in an article on the Highway 361 paving controversy the Moose Creek RM administrator was quoted as saying, "The lawyer informed me that since I had to break the rules on one side, it would be best to

It's interesting that both the best and worst moments for Premier Brad Wall's Saskatchewan Party government have revolved around potash.

Jennifer's Journal

Farmers have always been noted as needing to be something of Jacks-of-all-trades.

The Editor, I am writing in response to a letter to the editor that was published in your paper on December 15 by Kristy Liashenko. In her letter, Ms.

The Editor, Concerning Highways Minister Jim Reiter's announcements heard on the radio Tuesday, February 8, suggesting building passing lanes to alleviate the heavy traffic problems on our highways.

Just so we get this straight, here's the latest on enclosed stadiums in Canada. British Columbia is just finishing up its renovation of that B.C. Place stadium in Vancouver, the one with the dome that will now be a sliding roof.

It's on paper, but it's probably not legally binding. Nevertheless, PotashCorp of Saskatchewan revealed its commitment to Saskatchewan on Monday.