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"Squandered: Canada&#39s Potash Legacy" by former provincial cabinet minister Eric Cline that takes a critical look at potash royalties.

Indigenous people are warehoused in these crime colleges known as jails in Saskatchewan as a method of control with no positive outcome.

Joan Havelange, who lived in Saskatchewan for most of her life has published a historical mystery called the Seance Murders.

A nature conservation charity says its survey shows Saskatchewan residents want the government to take action to preserve natural habitat.

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Experts have unlocked an unknown episode of ancient Hittite history from the inscriptions of the 3,300-year-old clay tablet, which was discovered in central

Complexity has a cost — in physical energy, administrative friction and other forms. At first, increases in complexity seem affordable and even useful. Eventually, however, a law of diminishing marginal returns on complexity sets in, and the costs, while difficult to see, become harder to bear. If such a complex society is then buffeted by external or internal shocks, it can collapse. The shocks have typically included droughts, famines, plagues, migrations, rebellions, civil wars and invasion...

Andreas Kluth explores the parallels between our complex modern societies and the collapse of civilizations in the late Bronze Age.

NEW CUMBERLAND — In an effort to ensure every registered voter in Hancock County can cast their ballots without difficulty, the Hancock County Commission, Thu

NEW CUMBERLAND — In an effort to ensure every registered voter in Hancock County can cast their ballots without difficulty, the Hancock County Commission, Thu