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Neighbours come in all shapes and sizes

Neighbours come in all shapes and sizes

I haven't had a chance to comment, so this may be a little old; but feel as though I should throw my own two cents in anyway with regards to the Head Start Homes project.
One step further down the cancer road

One step further down the cancer road

When earlier this summer the surgeon delivered the diagnosis, the Preacher and I sat in the third emergency room on the left, wondering who we were now.
Gardening tips to be shared

Gardening tips to be shared

I'd like to tell you about a beautiful gourd that a dear friend gave to us; perhaps you have heard of it before. It is called the "speckled swan gourd", and it truly looks like a swan at rest.
Batka and Jackfish picturesque at least

Batka and Jackfish picturesque at least

Welcome to Week XXI of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.
EDITORIAL - Community missed aiding good cause

EDITORIAL - Community missed aiding good cause

Sometimes events happen in Yorkton that when they are over you shake your head at the poor turnout given the importance of the message the group was trying to get out to the public.
EDITORIAL CARTOON

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Adjusting to a less predictable Sask.

Adjusting to a less predictable Sask.

For decades in this province, Saskatchewan and its politics shared one common trait. Both were rather predictable.
Tackling climate change offers economic benefits

Tackling climate change offers economic benefits

The failure of world leaders to act on the critical issue of global warming is often blamed on economic considerations.
You've never seen such a sight in your life

You've never seen such a sight in your life

Three blind mice. Three blind mice. See how they see? The most amazing thing about science fiction is how frequently it becomes science. Drs.
Get your kids away from the screen and into the green

Get your kids away from the screen and into the green

Pushing our kids out the door may be the best way to save the planet. In a survey conducted for the David Suzuki Foundation, 70 per cent of Canadian youth said they spend an hour or less a day in the open air.
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