Get ready for the second issue of The Sasquatch! Again, we’re covering issues that matter to you, like public-private partnerships (P3s), community responses to the nuclear energy debate and the sale of native grassland. There’s even information that you can use at home, found in our column on local food issues.

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One thing is clear: the elusive sasquatch of public-interest journalism is on the loose, exposing injustices and bringing you healthy alternatives.

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Faced with the global recession, the rising cost of living and a provincial government that has demonstrated little respect for democratic processes, we’re in need of a space where Saskatchewan residents can share their experiences, engage in a public conversation about the issues facing all of us, and find common ground in order to build broad-based alternatives. The first issue of The Sasquatch is an attempt to initiate this discussion. In our March/April 2009 issue, The Sasquatch ventures out from the wilderness to bring you compelling local news coverage of the housing crisis in Regina, the nuclear debate and a local food column on eating sustainably.

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