Phil Tank is a journalist based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and his work has also appeared in the Regina Leader-Post. Phil covers a range of topics including government policies, community events, and public opinion in the province of Saskatchewan.
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Phil Tank's work primarily revolves around government and politics, with a focus on local issues in Saskatchewan and Saskatoon. His coverage heavily features opinion editorials, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citations of data.
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By: Phil Tank
Saskatoon's homeless count has reached 1,499, which was announced on the same day that an extreme cold warning was issued for the city.
By: Phil Tank
Readers offer their opinions on Saskatoon snow clearing, Saskatchewan's growing deficit, liquor laws and the strike by Canada Post employees.
By: Phil Tank
Saskatoon city council heard that the convention business for cities this size has been altered in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, making it tough to compete.
By: Phil Tank
Charges were stayed in the trial of a Saskatoon woman charged with driving over the legal limit for cannabis in a collision that killed a nine-year-old girl.
By: Phil Tank
Brent Suer of Duchuck Holdings Ltd. wants to locate a long-sought downtown grocery store in the nearly 60-year-old newspaper office and add residential towers.
By: Phil Tank
Readers offer their opinion on Saskatoon city hall spending on snow clearing, the size of lottery prizes in Canada and comparisons of countries.
By: Phil Tank
Insurers maximize profits by refusing to insure sick people, selling employers and individuals insurance they don’t need, and vigorously challenging claims.
Several factors have combined to makes this a challenging Christmas season for small businesses in Saskatchewan.
By: Phil Tank
Readers offer their opinions on snow clearing in Saskatoon, Canada's military spending and the relationship between Mark Carney and Justin Trudeau.
By: Phil Tank
Dave Whalley won a 1979 race for a Saskatoon city council seat by a single vote and one candidate ran five times without ever getting elected.
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