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Regina sewer fight a familiar one

Regina sewer fight a familiar one

By the time you read this, Regina's great sewage treatment plant referendum will be over - an issue that most of you have little reason to care about. There again, what's behind this municipal debate will resonate with all Saskatchewan people.
Plants need to adjust

Plants need to adjust

It's hard to believe it is October! The long, hot days of summer seem like a distant memory now; but there is something nice and satisfying about cleaning up the yard, putting away the planters and garden tools, and easing into the slower days of fal
Drug problem not the drugs we think

Drug problem not the drugs we think

A case rarely goes by in Yorkton Provincial Court-and probably every court in the country-in which drugs are not a factor in some way or another.
EDITORIAL CARTOON

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Pope Francis is dead wrong

Pope Francis is dead wrong

Every so often, my sunny side flies completely out the window. This is just such a week. Pope Francis, one day recently, picked up his pen and scripted an open letter to atheists and agnostics.
Food security planning

Food security planning

Food plays a big role in connecting people, building strong communities, preventing and managing chronic illnesses and improving health. Unfortunately, not everyone can access the foods they need to stay healthy.
Preparing for winter

Preparing for winter

The weather has definitely taken a turn to be more fall-like, hasn't it? Now is the time for us to clear off our gardens, empty our pots and plant up the new perennials or shrubs that we may want to add to our gardens! Thank you to everyone who bough
EDITORIAL - Good work helping youth

EDITORIAL - Good work helping youth

Big Brothers Big Sister of Yorkton and Area marked their long history in Yorkton last week with a dinner featuring Michael 'Pinball' Clemons.
Tahltan's Sacred Headwaters defence has roots

Tahltan's Sacred Headwaters defence has roots

Few places on our planet have been unaffected by humans. Satellite images taken from hundreds of kilometres above Earth reveal a world irrevocably changed by our land use over just the past few decades.
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