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.
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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.
What’s in a name?
Where did Indian Head get its name? It’s a little different than how most towns are named on the Prairies.
Haunted tales from Saskatchewan and Manitoba
A ghostly hitchhiker walks a highway near Melville. A haunted hotel room in Winnipeg. A spooky house with a sad history near Indian Head.
A haunted barn and the Halloween Terror Trail
Flatlander readers share their Halloween stories, as well as their thoughts on lithium mining in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Electric vehicles shouldn’t be the only answer
The fifth and final part of our series on lithium mining. We look at the environmental concerns and challenges the industry faces.
What can unite us in a divided world?
Plus readers weigh in with their thoughts on lithium mining in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. And read part 4 of our series on lithium mining.
Mining in Prairie provincial parks
Mining is allowed in provincial parks in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The Wilderness Committee has been documenting the impacts.
Will lithium mining create an economic boom for the Prairies?
Lithium is needed to make batteries for electric vehicles, and we have the element in abundance in the Prairies.
