Children suffer most in Oklahoma City bombing outrage
The editorial compares the Oklahoma City attack to other tragedies and urges global empathy for victims especially children. It condemns terrorism while noting the universal grief across nations and calls for a shared resolve to protect the vulnerable.
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Oklahoma City
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Cambodia
Beirut
Bosnia
Rwanda
Oklahoma
Lebanon
Argentina
Crow subsidy ends shift to a Crowless future
Saskatchewan editors and farmers react to the end of the Crow transport subsidy. Editorials predict a future without Crow, urging adaptation and coordinated action among politicians and agricultural groups to cope with new rules and payout disputes.
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Feds
Red River Valley Echo
Altona
Yorkton
Bow Island
Weyburn Review
Saskatchewan
Payout debate fuels Saskatchewan farming tensions and rail stoppage fears
Rosetown Eagle probes who will receive the proposed 15 to 18 per cultivated acre payout while Saskatchewan rents rise. A Calgary landowner's large cheque contrasts with Saskatchewan tenants paying the new transportation bill. Agriculture Minister Goodale calls the payout an administrative issue.
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Rosetown Eagle
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Goodale
Yorkton
Larry Maguire
Western Canada Wheat Growers
Ken Sopkow
Canora Courier
Sopkow
Today is the day to vote and make a difference
Today emphasizes exercising the democratic right to vote and the impact of electoral participation. It notes that many have died for this right, while recognizing some may choose not to vote but warns they surrender the right to complain if they abstain.
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