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Butterfly Written by Marguerite Bennett Art by Antonio Fuso (Chapters 1&2) and Stefano Simeone (Chapters 3&4) Archaia I wanted to like this one, truly I did.

“Nana, will there still be room for me in this little bed?” asked one of the grandbeans. I made her hop up on my new twin bed. “Don’t grow anymore,” I said. “Not an inch, so there’ll always be room.” She giggled.

Ah, coffee. It’s the cheapest and most socially acceptable drug there is. Most people will not think of it as a drug, but it most certainly is. Its active ingredient is caffeine.

If you want to blame Chris Jones, the general manager of the Saskatchewan Roughriders for their deplorable season, that’s fine. But you can’t blame Jones the Coach.

View from the Cheap Seats is an extension of the newsroom, which is frequently a site of heated debate on topics ranging from the extremely serious to the utterly ridiculous.

Can you believe that it is September? Our summer days are done and now it is time to get back into our busy routines! But routines include many wonderful activities, like Yorkton and District Horticultural Society meetings! The first fall meeting of

When I got back from vacation Tuesday, my computer was back from the shop where it had been for repairs.

Welcome to Week CCXIX of ‘Fishing Parkland Shorelines’. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

About the last thing either the province or the Saskatchewan Party need right now is more division. While one might think tough economic times bring people together, they sometimes really don’t.

There is obviously a market for organically produced foods. The consumer, they say, is always right, so the reasons for the demand don’t matter. It exists, and when a market exists, someone will generally move to fill it.