For most of us, the Coronavirus pandemic is like nothing we’ve ever seen. COVID-19 has totally disrupted Reginan’s lives and livelihoods. It’s hitting us, too. Earlier this week, Prairie Dog made the difficult...
Read MoreOn Groundhog Day 1993 a bunch of goofs published the first issue of Prairie Dog. Twenty-five years later and we’re still here. Who’da thunk it. Happy birthday, us!
Read MoreIn case you missed it, I was interviewed on both CBC Saskatchewan and CBC Saskatoon this morning about our new crowdfundy-kickstarter thing! Those interviews have been transmogrified into a story: The papers, produced biweekly...
Read MoreThese are tough times for free, advertising-funded alternative papers like Prairie Dog. Government and agency buys are down. National print ads are extinct. And after this week’s brutal Provincial budget, it looks like...
Read MoreYou’ll see a new byline in Prairie Dog and on Dog Blog for the next little while! Megan Roth, a journalism student at SAIT, has joined our editorial department (title: Intrepid Intern) and will be writing all kinds of stuff for...
Read MoreHave you read Paul Constant’s feature on gun culture in the United States? You should because it’s great. Sample: Because mass murder in the U.S. always arrives wreathed in statistics like a professional sport, CNN...
Read MoreMeet loyal Prairie Dog reader, three-time Typo Wiener and sexy moustache man Brad Joyce. Brad is seen here in a blatantly staged shot, pretending to read the new issue. He’s actually read the entire paper already. I asked...
Read MoreA while back we added a permanent “Donate” link to our website’s menu bar. Maybe you noticed it? It’s for Prairie Dog readers who might want to support our (free!) newspaper with actual money! Speaking...
Read MoreAs I hope you guys know (and appreciate), Prairie Dog and Planet S commission and print more original art than any other Saskatchewan publication. Every issue of the ‘Dog has drawings and comics by Dakota McFadzean and...
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