Author Archives: Taylor MacPherson

8:30 - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Canada's parliament yesterday, thanking our nation for the aid and support, but begging for NATO to implement a no-fly zone over Ukraine to put...

8:30 - Canada's Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says Canada will be sending oil to Europe, with details to be announced later this month. Is there a chance of more local oil production a...

8:30 - Saskatchewan-born Bryce Walker was living in Kyiv with his girlfriend at the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but was forced to give up his adopted homeland and leave the country. Walker ...

8:30 - The Conservative Leadership race is heating up, with Jean Charest officially entering the race Thursday, and Patrick Brown expected to make his candidacy official this weekend. But the candidat...

8:30 - The United Nations says more than 2.2 million people have now fled Ukraine during the Russian invasion, mostly women and children. Saskatchewan Immigration Minister Jeremy Harrison says he want...

8:30 - The average gas price in Saskatoon and Regina topped $1.68/L this week, a huge jump from last year's average of around $1.16/L. Next door in Alberta, Jason Kenney has announced a temporary susp...

8:30 - According to Blacklock's Reporter, Canada's Chief archivist is literally trying to change history by ordering the removal of "offensive" content. Tom Korski, managing editor for Blacklock's, jo...

8:30 - Gas prices are skyrocketing across Canada, with many Saskatchewan stations charging more than $1.50 for regular fuel, and prices in B.C. reaching $2. Gas analyst Dan McTeague joins John to brea...

8:30 - Conservatives will choose their new federal leader in September, and Carleton MP Pierre Poilievre is already considered a favourite to replace Erin O'Toole. Poilievre is in Saskatchewan this we...

8:30 - National Post Columnist John Ivison says the West is united in its desire to help Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion, but the choice to intervene directly is a difficult one. Ivison says...