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Opinion: Phones replacing Canadian kitchens, including Saskatchewan's

Opinion: Phones replacing Canadian kitchens, including Saskatchewan's

Alberta leads the country, with 34.6 per cent of residents using delivery apps regularly. In Saskatchewan, 22.9 per cent of the people regularly...

13.09.2025 2

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Sylvain Charlebois

Cuthand: Chief Piapot fought for his people in treaty signing

Cuthand: Chief Piapot fought for his people in treaty signing

Chief Piapot was one of the leading chiefs on the Great Plains, but his life consisted of several twists and turns.

13.09.2025 2

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Doug Cuthand

Paulson: Busy Saskatoon housing market may be the new normal

Paulson: Busy Saskatoon housing market may be the new normal

"People know shopping is going to require a lot of patience and it’s going to be hard.”

12.09.2025 2

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Joanne Paulson

Opinion: On food security, Liberals' temp foreign worker plan is better

Opinion: On food security, Liberals' temp foreign worker plan is better

The Liberal plan — led by Mark Carney — opts for reform rather than elimination.

06.09.2025 2

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Sylvain Charlebois

Cuthand: Story behind Adhesion of 1889 an interesting one

Cuthand: Story behind Adhesion of 1889 an interesting one

The story behind the adhesion is an interesting one. It proves the Canadian government wanted land for agricultural settlement and anything else...

06.09.2025 1

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Doug Cuthand

Cuthand: Demurring on land claims made things worse in B.C.

Cuthand: Demurring on land claims made things worse in B.C.

The case heard before B.C. Supreme court judge Barbara Young found that the Cowichan Tribes were entitled to fishing rights on the Fraser River as...

30.08.2025 2

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Doug Cuthand

Cuthand: Sean Feucht's negative message shouldn't be supported in Canada

An attack against any minority can’t be ignored because we are all part of the society and attacks against one group tend to grow and involve...

16.08.2025 1

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Doug Cuthand

Lewis: Primary care is failing. Blame it on a compromise in 1962

Successful systems are unified, organized, interdependent, accountable, and managed. Primary care isn’t. Not by accident, but by design.

16.08.2025 1

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Steven Lewis