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American Vampire: Vol #7 Writer by Scott Snyder Art by Rafael Albuquerque & Matías Bergara Vertigo Comics I have avoided reviewing this series because I was so far into it when I started these reviews, but Vol #7 of American Vampires collects the sta

Here we are in January. This is the time of year that is filled with heathy resolutions, but because of the cold temperatures and still limited daylight hours, we also yearn for comfort food. Allow me to help you satisfy both in a single recipe.

This year marks the sesquicentennial of the founding of Canada, but it wouldn’t be much of a Canadian event without a healthy dose of existential angst. True to form, the hand-wringing has begun.

A recent gardening discussion among friends brought forth the question of what to do with amaryllis once they have finished blooming. First of all, do not throw out the bulb! Your amaryllis can bloom again.

By Gail Krawetz

For most of us, it’s an easy and simply solution to ask Saskatchewan public servants to do their part to tackle the province’s billion-dollar deficit. But for Premier Brad Wall, it’s also a problem if his own making. Consider the wages at SaskPower.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. I’ve been watching old episodes of Columbo recently.

The debate about carbon tax has reached the equivalent level of discourse of a toddler and frustrated parent arguing about nap time. Premier Brad Wall has plugged his ears, stamped his feet and shouted no as loud as he possibly can.

For most of us, it’s an easy and simple solution to ask Saskatchewan public servants to do their part to tackle the province’s billion-dollar deficit. But for Premier Brad Wall, it’s also a problem of his own making. Consider the wages at SaskPower.

Looked in your wallet lately? Besides being a little thinner than last Christmas we are all in store for a new gift. I'm talking about the Bank of Canada bank notes we might have. Change is on the way in the form of the images displayed on them.