Growing farmland inequality in the Prairies poses problems
Accessing land is currently the biggest barrier for young and new farmers who want to get into farming and land prices continue to soar.
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Saskatchewan budget overlooks those living in poverty
Saskatchewan monthly income assistance programs are being increased by $30 a month. Critics say this isn’t enough.
Flatlander reader shares experience buying EV
A Flatlander reader said the hardest part about making the switch to an electric vehicle was finding a car in stock.
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.
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.
Flatlander readers talk about the Prairies
The international media described the Prairies as idyllic, pleasant and innocent. Flatlander readers described them differently.
‘Feminism, the new religion? lol”
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.
The end of mining, and other reader opinions
There are no hydrogen fueling stations on the Prairies, so no one will be driving hydrogen-powered cars anytime soon in Saskatchewan or Manitoba.
