Editorial

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Cornwall council should make updates on large capital projects policy

As it heads into its first strategic-planning session Wednesday, one of the items Cornwall city council could ponder is a threshold on when it gets more involved in large capital ...
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EDITORIAL: How a great nation was created

Canada’s creation in 1867 through the British North America Act was an underwhelming event – except for those few politicians who intuitively understood that something of great importance had been ...
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OPINION: Reconciliation is needed, but it won't be easy

Changes of the mind and heart will lead to true reconciliation and we will all be better off for it
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Vermilion story travels the globe

News sure travels quickly these days. In late May I had a story idea tossed my way via Facebook messenger, from a Fort McMurray man named Stephen Mills.
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Akwesasne, Cornwall should get moving on the harbour

Wednesday’s joint meeting of Cornwall and Akwesasne councils served as a pointed reminder of a significant event that happened almost three years ago.
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Summer - here we come

June 21st is the longest day of the year. It is the summer solstice. At the North Pole on that day, the sun never sets.
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Our trustees should be telling it like it is

There’s a balance to be struck between not biting the hand that feeds you, but still being able to look that gift horse in the mouth and recoil at the ...
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Our trustees should be telling it like it is

There’s a balance to be struck between not biting the hand that feeds you, but still being able to look that gift horse in the mouth and recoil at the ...

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The more things change, the more they stay the same?

Change is one constant in life – along with death and taxes, it helps bring joy and fear and a whole range of other emotions to our lives.
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Population growth remains the key political card for Sask. Party government

It bears repeating: There is no single issue as important to electoral success in Saskatchewan right now as ongoing population growth.
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The NDP rage, this time it's Kenney's earplugs

Yes, it’s true. In a province fighting to get back off the mat, there is a big issue. Big.
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Feds and provinces need to give up their posturing

As they say, it is all about location, location, location.The sole Liberal Party of Canada MP with a seat in Saskatchewan, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale, also says he “wouldn’t ...
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Canada benefits from prosperity in Alberta

On Tuesday in Calgary, thousands gathered outside the Global Petroleum Show in downtown Calgary in support of the oil and gas industry, as Ottawa plans to make a final decision ...
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A call to action on growing Cornwall

The floodgates were opened this week on our social-media channels, as people jumped into the discussion held at Cornwall city council on June 10 about growth.
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Saskatchewan premier getting Moe love is not just happenstance

Perhaps it’s time for big-brained political scientists to start examining the phenomena that is Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe’s popularity.
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Time for Moe, Kenney to cool their jets on national unity talk

On the day when Husky Oil pleaded guilty to three environmental charges and was fined $3.8 million, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe argued a bill imposing environmental restrictions on such future ...
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OPINION: Nipawin and area has a garbage problem

Every person has a responsibility and it is time we all stepped up.
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EDITORIAL: Tackling our addiction to single-use plastics

Plastic use in Canada is so casually ubiquitous that it will take a program that’s national in scope and ambition to put a halt to the incredible volume of material ...

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Sermons best said amongst the pews, not the pages

We all have to make choices in life and sometimes those decisions aren’t popular. Here at The Record, we’ve begun implementing some changes to the paper and those changes have ...
All dads are fathers of the year

There are fathers and then there are dads, often one and the same person but not always
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Going one or two

With Kenora endeavouring to become a primary tourist centre in this part of Canada, one item conspicuous by its absence from architects’ imaginations, are public washrooms.
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What Cornwall council could do to grow the city

How does Cornwall grow and what role does council take in this?Two key questions emerging from the receipt of a report Monday evening on Cornwall’s financial condition.