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Russian oil price cap is a go. But will it work?
Russia following Iran’s playbook on how to skirt sanctions
Port of Churchill finally opening for business?
The opportunity costs of not exporting natural gas and oil remain enormous
Risk still exists as flu season winds down
Seven people have died in Saskatchewan due to seasonal influenza this season and three of the deaths involved children in their pre-school years
Local students take musical talents to honour groups
Andrew Glass, Kailey Herner, Rachel Krogstad, Chelsea Martin, Sidney Martin, Charity Klassen, Samantha Mathewson and Tia Townsend all took part
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Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley is pro carbon tax
Her claims to be the affordability superhero don't ring true
Business
The gaping chasm between Data Science and Information Systems
Like watching two vastly different galaxies collide
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Every man is not in it for himself
The vast majority of us get along with our neighbours
The ignominious end of the Ottoman Empire
The last sultan, Mehmed VI, left his palace under British protection on November 17, 1922
New clue discovered for how and why cancer cells spread
But could take 10 to 15 years to develop and test a drug
The power of the crowd has an impact on nature
Amateur and novice scientists collect the data the professionals use to monitor the environment
After 50 years, UN-led environmental central planning is failing
The primary goal of governments today is to keep the lights on
The sports media is dropping the ball on key issues
Stop acting as PR agents for the sports leagues
A drive through Normandy is a drive through history
If you're a student of history, ancient or modern, a drive through Normandy makes for a great holiday
2015 Honda Odyssey “nothing shy of terrific”
This edition of the Odyssey also received some safety goodies
Education
Tackling homelessness takes a community, says master’s grad
Sydney Stenekes credits her degree with giving her the confidence to engage with people of diverse cultures
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Nothing prudent about Freeland’s fiscal update
Ottawa’s culture of frivolous spending and never-ending deficits needs to end
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Ageism plays an insignificant role in hiring decisions
Accusations of ageism are simply a form of victim mentality
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Developing a winning Business Intelligence strategy
How to avoid being associated with a project that turns into a quagmire
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Leadership starts at the top
ScaleHR helps small to mid-size businesses scale their HR and People Operations
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Today we’re joined by Jim Parsons, the founder and owner of Equinox Sound & Entertainment
