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Opinion: Carbon pricing is finally hitting the political wall

Opinion: Carbon pricing is finally hitting the political wall

So what comes next?
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Opinion: Unintended consequences of technological progress

Opinion: Unintended consequences of technological progress

How technological innovation brings both promise and peril to society.
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Opinion: Are we losing control over what we eat?

Opinion: Are we losing control over what we eat?

AI is changing the food industry, and we need to pay attention.
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Opinion: Families of cardiac arrest patients need care too

Opinion: Families of cardiac arrest patients need care too

New guidelines urged for family-centred care after a loved one’s cardiac arrest.
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Commentary: How extraterrestrials took over our culture

Commentary: How extraterrestrials took over our culture

Space historian Robert Smith explores humanity’s long-standing fascination with aliens.
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Opinion: Misguided fertilizer cap threatens Canada’s carbon-smart farmers

Opinion: Misguided fertilizer cap threatens Canada’s carbon-smart farmers

Fertilizer cap won’t curb climate change but will cripple Canadian agriculture.
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Column: Thank you to everyone who’s noticed my absence

Column: Thank you to everyone who’s noticed my absence

A return column and a call out: I want to hear from you.
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Editorial: CCS at Boundary Dam made great strides since opening in 2014

Editorial: CCS at Boundary Dam made great strides since opening in 2014

First of its kind facility celebrated its grand opening on Oct. 2, 2014.
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Editorial: Truth and Reconciliation Day shows 'good old days' not so good

Editorial: Truth and Reconciliation Day shows 'good old days' not so good

The Yorkton of today is the best version of the city, because it is built on a history that has had its bumps and missteps we have learned from.
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Reflections on the Canadian Medical Association’s apology to Indigenous Peoples

Reflections on the Canadian Medical Association’s apology to Indigenous Peoples

What would this collective apology for systemic racism in health care mean to me, an Indigenous physician, who has and continues to experience racism from my physician peers?
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