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Forget Ogopogo. There are lake monsters on the Prairies

From Manipogo in Lake Manitoba to the Turtle Lake Monster in Saskatchewan, folklore on the Prairies is alive and well.

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Flying Winnipeg to Saskatoon requires a stopover in Toronto

Saskatchewan and Manitoba are disproportionately impacted by Canada's pilot shortage. It could get worse.

A disease threatening Prairie deer populations

Hunters and land owners should know the sign of sick deer and what to do about them. Plus the final reader comments on EVs.

Reader questions about electric vehicles answered

What Flatlander readers want to know about electric vehicles and answers to their questions, like can local power grids handle EVs and more.

Electric vehicle owners need better infrastructure

Some Flatlander readers say the provincial governments should invest more in EV infrastructure; others disagree.

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.

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