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More than 80 per cent of Saskatchewan's non-union contractors believe the current labour shortage is the worst in the province's history, with nearly three out of four unable to hire a journeyperson within three months and four out of 10 unable to hire at all. Merit Contractors Association...

His realitty check came back NSF.

Where do skeptics fit in?

Holy ****. Progress!

I predict it will freeze every winter.

Dr Seuss illustrated by Hendrick Avercamp

Rainmanton Rebel IS a conspiracy theory.

The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel has been closed due to a "a perceived threat," officials say. Carolyn Brown, executive vice-president of the tunnel corporation, would only say Windsor police were notified of "a potential threat" at approximately 1 p.m. A tunnel employee told CBC News a bomb...

Reggae king Bob Marley has finally hit the big time, joining an exclusive club of superstars with a species named after them. A marine biologist has discovered and named a small parasitic crustacean Gnathia marleyi. You read that right: a crustacean, not a Crustafarian. "I named this...

Opponents of wind farms are hailing Health Canada's decision to study the possible connection between noise generated by the towering turbines and adverse health effects reported by people living close to them. Federal Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq announced Tuesday that Ottawa will conduct...

No but our diminishing, moving magnetosphere with giant hole in it is.

CALGARY — Prime Minister Stephen Harper told a gathering of party supporters that other nations hoping for economic success in the future, must “become what Canada is today.” At his annual Stampede-week barbecue in his Calgary riding, Saturday, he said that the country will not “slip back”...

SASKATOON - French nuclear giant Areva says it has started the first phase of construction to expand its McClean Lake uranium mill in northern Saskatchewan. Areva and its partners are investing $150 million to upgrade the mill and increase its capacity. The upgrade is being done so that the...

OTTAWA — Two-thirds of Canadians think the law should be changed so that people caught with small amounts of marijuana no longer face criminal penalties or fines, a new poll has found. The nationwide survey for Postmedia News and Global TV, which examined the state of Canadian values, revealed...

GENEVA — Scientists working at the world’s biggest atom smasher plan to announce Wednesday that they have gathered enough evidence to show that the long-sought “God particle” answering fundamental questions about the universe almost certainly does exist. But after decades of work and billions...

July 1 is the anniversary of the Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act Sunday is the 50th anniversary of the arrival of medicare in Saskatchewan. It was a pivotal , but divisive moment in Saskatchewan's history that even led to a doctors' strike. When the Saskatchewan Medical Care...

The F4 tornado that swept over Regina 100 years ago this weekend remains the deadliest disaster of its kind in Canadian history REGINA -- It may sound strange that a horse could be tossed from downtown Regina, across Wascana Lake, through the doors of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and...

If you can run faster than a slug, you've got no problems with rising seas (if they were rising).

Oh the horror. You'd think people were glued down to one spot and can't out run a Cm of water per decade.

It if gets any warmer I'll have to remove my sweater and slippers.