Just the Fake Facts Ma'am

Do you believe protests by local people concerned about the upcoming carbon tax and lack of progress on oil pipeline development will have an impact on federal government policy?

City amends bylaw to reflect natural speed limits (satire)

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Royals reveal how they remain cheerful all the time (satire)

Judge finds persons can consent at gunpoint (satire)

Province to screen Alberta refugees for Saskatchewan values (satire)

Police seek public help locating missing flag (satire)

Council designates March 13 "Nothing Special Day" (satire)

Shoppers stunned by properly parked vehicle (satire)

SUMA votes to oust Maple Creek (satire)

World's oldest fish fly dies (satire)

New snow removal strategy could save Yorkton $600K (Satire)

Developer promises skyscraper for downtown Yorkton (satire)

Wall slams Trudeau for naming Saskatchewan 'best province' (satire)

New bank offers analog service (satire)

Event planned without pierogis and cabbage rolls (satire)

Intersection closed due to standoff (satire)

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