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Opinion: High grocery bills? Blame Ottawa, not Washington

Opinion: High grocery bills? Blame Ottawa, not Washington

Blaming the United States won’t cut it.
Opinion: Privatizing Canada Post would be a costly mistake

Opinion: Privatizing Canada Post would be a costly mistake

Selling off Canada Post would raise costs, cut service, and leave rural Canadians behind. It’s a vital public service, not a business.
Opinion: Big grocers rigged bread prices, most walked away free

Opinion: Big grocers rigged bread prices, most walked away free

Bread price-fixing scandal exposed major weaknesses in Canada’s food retail system.
Letter: Outlook SkyTrail article needs clarification

Letter: Outlook SkyTrail article needs clarification

A letter to the editor submitted by Outlook resident Con Hammer takes umbrage with statements made by the Town's CAO on the current state of the SkyTrail walking bridge.
Opinion: Runaway debt could force Saskatchewan tax hikes

Opinion: Runaway debt could force Saskatchewan tax hikes

Saskatchewan’s debt has more than doubled under Scott Moe. That pace is unsustainable, and the consequences are unavoidable.
Letter to the Editor: Debunking the great Canadian lie

Letter to the Editor: Debunking the great Canadian lie

The lie that Alberta is a landlocked prison and can’t survive independently.
Opinion: Beef is becoming a luxury item in Canada

Opinion: Beef is becoming a luxury item in Canada

Canadian beef prices have surged due to a shrinking cattle herd, high transportation costs and potential market collusion.
Opinion: Blame culture fractured our trust in each other

Opinion: Blame culture fractured our trust in each other

Canadians have lost faith in the media, the government and each other.
Opinion: SD cards turn 25 and are still essential in a data-hungry world

Opinion: SD cards turn 25 and are still essential in a data-hungry world

Once limited to storing a handful of photos, SD and microSD cards now power everything from mobile content to space tech.
Opinion: Tea prices are rising and Ottawa’s to blame

Opinion: Tea prices are rising and Ottawa’s to blame

Canada’s 25 per cent tea tariff is raising food prices and hurting developing countries. There’s no good reason to keep it.
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