Electric vehicle owners need better infrastructure
Some Flatlander readers say the provincial governments should invest more in EV infrastructure; others disagree.
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Preparing for more electric vehicles to hit Prairie roads
More and more electric vehicles can be seen out on the roads. But are Manitoba and Saskatchewan ready for the transition?
Christmas stories from readers across the Prairies
Christmas concerts in one-room schools; what it's like to play Santa Claus; a winter train ride and other reader stories.
“How do you go about reporting on the news?”
Plus three Christmas stories and a list of stories you may have missed this week in the news.
What is being done to retain medical staff in the province
Recruiting is one piece of addressing the healthcare staffing shortage. Another part of the puzzle is retention.
Reader holiday stories and the Flatlander gift guide
Looking to support local business and find the perfect gift, check out our first ever holiday gift guide. And readers share their favourite memories.
Biodiversity, chronic wasting disease and football
Chronic Wasting Disease continues to spread across Saskatchewan. it was first detected here in 1996, and yet many people know little about it.
How Regina and Winnipeg helped shape Canadian football
The rivalry between the Blue Bombers and Roughriders goes back to 1890 when Canadian football rules were being shaped.
Manitoba could lose more than 300 doctors
Saskatchewan is also likely to lose hundreds of doctors over the next few years. Meanwhile, both provinces plan to hire 3,000 healthcare professionals.
A Manitoban covets a jar of pickles in Paris
Canadians are volunteering to fight alongside the Ukrainians, including Saskatchewanian Joseph Hildebrand, a Canadian a farmer from Herbert.