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Bashing CFL quarterback skills

Bashing CFL quarterback skills

I've used up a lot of print space talking about how the National Hockey League has become a boring entertainment product over the last number of years, but now I'm going to go after the Canadian Football League.
EDITORIAL CARTOON

EDITORIAL CARTOON

More stupid criminals

More stupid criminals

On June 19 and 20 Swift Current RCMP Traffic Services officers pulled over a 30-year-old Strathmore, Alberta man just west of Kindersley for speeding.
EDITORIAL - Local tourism must build its infrastructure

EDITORIAL - Local tourism must build its infrastructure

Tourism Yorkton recently released a comprehensive Community Action Plan the organization hopes will "increase tourism revenues and visitation through managing and marketing the city as a tourism destination.
Keep your face to the Son

Keep your face to the Son

We all have one, uniquely our own. They move, but don't live. They respond instantly, but can't see, hear, or communicate. They touch us but we feel nothing. The tiniest can't be picked up and the largest take up no space. Strange things, shadows.
Long history to fish stocking

Long history to fish stocking

Welcome to Week LVIII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.
Wall's tough precarious Tory ties

Wall's tough precarious Tory ties

Premier Brad Wall has recently been caught in a precarious game of when to be supportive of the federal Conservatives.
Beware of blind spots and blue sticky tac

Beware of blind spots and blue sticky tac

"Blind as a bat," people said of me as a child, whenever I confused someone walking for a dog or a horse. Glasses finally remedied that, but trouble started in my forties; the day my optometrist used the "B" word. Bifocals.
Fishing in the rain still better than not

Fishing in the rain still better than not

Welcome to Week LVII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.
Program helps share locally grown fruit

Program helps share locally grown fruit

In many of the larger cities across Canada, there are programs whereby fruit is harvested and redistributed from the yards of residents. Many of these programs are well established and quite sophisticated in their operation.
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