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agriculture   -   Oct 22, 2026 Bowden company builds mechanical tractors farmers can fix themselves
Bowden company builds mechanical tractors farmers can fix themselves

Ursa Ag, assembled in Bowden, Alta., sells three tractor models without computer controls, starting at $129,900, aimed at farmers priced out of or frustrated by modern computerized equipment.

by Palliser Post Staff
Business   -   Oct 22, 2026 AiSK holds data centre conference in Regina with Bell, SaskTel and government speakers
Rows of server racks inside an active data centre facility.

Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan brought together telecom executives, government officials and First Nations representatives in Regina on Wednesday to examine the province's role in data centre development.

by Palliser Post Staff
agriculture   -   Oct 22, 2026 Canadian tax rule puts horse racing industry at disadvantage against U.S. owners
Thoroughbred racehorses rounding a turn on a dirt track during a race.

A Depression-era provision in the Canadian Income Tax Act caps racehorse loss deductions at $17,500, while American owners can now write off 100 per cent after the passage of Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.

by Palliser Post Staff
Sports   -   Oct 22, 2026 Québec Remparts chosen to host 2028 Memorial Cup at Vidéotron Centre
Players celebrating on ice with a trophy at a major junior hockey championship.

The Canadian Hockey League has awarded the 2028 Memorial Cup to the Québec Remparts, marking the first time the championship will be held at Vidéotron Centre. Québec City has previously hosted in 1971, 1991, 2003 and 2015.

by Palliser Post Staff
Sports   -   Oct 22, 2026 Six Alberta communities to host 12 pre-tournament games ahead of 2027 World Juniors
Players compete in a junior ice hockey game inside a packed arena.

Hockey Canada has announced a 12-game pre-tournament schedule across six Alberta communities from Dec. 17-23, with Canada's national junior team playing exhibition games in Red Deer and Edmonton.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 22, 2026 Ottawa threatens court action if Cleveland-Cliffs does not honour Stelco commitments
Workers in hard hats and protective gear on the floor of a steel mill.

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has sent a demand letter to Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs alleging the company is violating its Investment Canada Act obligations tied to its 2024 acquisition of Stelco.

by Palliser Post Staff
Weather   -   Oct 22, 2026 Wind warning issued for southeastern Alberta
Wind warning issued for southeastern Alberta

Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for southeastern Alberta. Damaging winds are expected.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 22, 2026 Mustard Seed rezoning application goes to council Nov. 2 after planning commission rejects it
Mustard Seed rezoning application goes to council Nov. 2 after planning commission rejects it

Medicine Hat's Municipal Planning Commission recommended no support Wednesday for a Mustard Seed application to rezone 514 South Railway Street SE. City council will consider the bylaw on Nov. 2.

by Palliser Post Staff
Bowden company builds mechanical tractors farmers can fix themselves
agriculture   -   Oct 22, 2026 Bowden company builds mechanical tractors farmers can fix themselves

Ursa Ag, assembled in Bowden, Alta., sells three tractor models without computer controls, starting at $129,900, aimed at farmers priced out of or frustrated by modern computerized equipment.

by Palliser Post Staff
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agriculture   -   Oct 22, 2026 Bowden company builds mechanical tractors farmers can fix themselves
Bowden company builds mechanical tractors farmers can fix themselves

Ursa Ag, assembled in Bowden, Alta., sells three tractor models without computer controls, starting at $129,900, aimed at farmers priced out of or frustrated by modern computerized equipment.

by Palliser Post Staff
Business   -   Oct 22, 2026 AiSK holds data centre conference in Regina with Bell, SaskTel and government speakers
Rows of server racks inside an active data centre facility.

Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan brought together telecom executives, government officials and First Nations representatives in Regina on Wednesday to examine the province's role in data centre development.

by Palliser Post Staff
agriculture   -   Oct 22, 2026 Canadian tax rule puts horse racing industry at disadvantage against U.S. owners
Thoroughbred racehorses rounding a turn on a dirt track during a race.

A Depression-era provision in the Canadian Income Tax Act caps racehorse loss deductions at $17,500, while American owners can now write off 100 per cent after the passage of Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.

by Palliser Post Staff
Sports   -   Oct 22, 2026 Québec Remparts chosen to host 2028 Memorial Cup at Vidéotron Centre
Players celebrating on ice with a trophy at a major junior hockey championship.

The Canadian Hockey League has awarded the 2028 Memorial Cup to the Québec Remparts, marking the first time the championship will be held at Vidéotron Centre. Québec City has previously hosted in 1971, 1991, 2003 and 2015.

by Palliser Post Staff
Sports   -   Oct 22, 2026 Six Alberta communities to host 12 pre-tournament games ahead of 2027 World Juniors
Players compete in a junior ice hockey game inside a packed arena.

Hockey Canada has announced a 12-game pre-tournament schedule across six Alberta communities from Dec. 17-23, with Canada's national junior team playing exhibition games in Red Deer and Edmonton.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 22, 2026 Ottawa threatens court action if Cleveland-Cliffs does not honour Stelco commitments
Workers in hard hats and protective gear on the floor of a steel mill.

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has sent a demand letter to Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs alleging the company is violating its Investment Canada Act obligations tied to its 2024 acquisition of Stelco.

by Palliser Post Staff
Weather   -   Oct 22, 2026 Wind warning issued for southeastern Alberta
Wind warning issued for southeastern Alberta

Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for southeastern Alberta. Damaging winds are expected.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 22, 2026 Mustard Seed rezoning application goes to council Nov. 2 after planning commission rejects it
Mustard Seed rezoning application goes to council Nov. 2 after planning commission rejects it

Medicine Hat's Municipal Planning Commission recommended no support Wednesday for a Mustard Seed application to rezone 514 South Railway Street SE. City council will consider the bylaw on Nov. 2.

by Palliser Post Staff
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