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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 25, 2003

Page

7

Saskatchewan's bright economic future hinges on change

The Prairie Centre Policy Institute excerpt notes Dr. Graham Parsons warns Saskatchewan can become This Year Country if it reforms. It urges reducing compliance costs and Crown subsidy limits, shifting from wealth redistribution to wealth creation, and fostering private sector investment through modern policies and new models for a 21st century economy.

Western Canada The Canada West Foundation Saskatchewan Parsons Roughriders

Reality TV's pull and the naked truth of voyeurism

The writer contemplates why reality shows captivate millions from Survivor to Joe Millionaire and Meet My Folks. They weigh voyeurism, competitive drive, and social comparison as explanations, concluding viewing offers escapist entertainment amid real life pressures like kids, mortgages, and work. The piece notes a new Naked Chef concept may follow the trend.

T.V North America Evan Sarah Zora New Jersey Joe Millionaire

Christmas Bird Count tradition grows across plains region

Volunteers in Hilwars rarnander catalogued 1607 birds across 35 species with sightings of Northern Shrike and three Kildeer near the Athabasca River. Maple Creek report notes Cypress Hills counts down with 10 species identified and missing blue jay red poll and mountain chickadee. The event, oldest North American birding tradition, now spans 1800 places in Canada US and Latin America with about 50 000 participants. Data aids conservation and reveals weather and environmental threats.

Hilwars Rarnander Athabasca River Maple Creek Cypress Hills Frank Chapman Canada United States Latin America

Where Do We Go From Here feature from Prairie Centre

Dr. Parsons, on the Prairie Centre Policy Institute Board, argues wealth and global homeworking can fund better public services and aid the least served in Saskatchewan. His piece “This Year Country” appears on the institute site, and the institute is based at 1055 Park Street.

Demic Prairiecentre.com Prairie Centre Policy Institute Park Street

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