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Flatlander readers share their thoughts about abortion. Meanwhile, the Snowbirds had their third crash in four years. The cause of the crash is being investigated.

It is true that mosquitoes do like some people more than others. It all depends on how much you sweat.

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds have been a national icon since 1971, but the planes are almost 60 years old and need to be replaced.

The success of SaskTel has some advocating that Canada should break up the telecom oligopoly and create a nationally controlled industry.

There are no hydrogen fueling stations on the Prairies, so no one will be driving hydrogen-powered cars anytime soon in Saskatchewan or Manitoba.

Those living in rural and remote communities have difficulties accessing abortions. A pill was supposed to make it easier.

School divisions in Saskatchewan and Manitoba will be slashing jobs and cutting costs because the budgets they have to work with haven’t kept up with inflation, even though both provinces provided an increase in funding to education this year.

Canada geese seem to be everywhere in the summer. And if it feels like they travel in gangs, that’s because they do.

The Liberals tabled Bill C-21 in Parliament, which would effectively put a freeze on importing, buying, and selling handguns.

In the 1920s, the Ku Klux Klan aimed to gain a foothold in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. However, its popularity was short-lived. Even so, every now and again a news story will pop up to suggest the organization never completely went away.