Battlefords News-Optimist

In Canada, Oct. 10 was Thanksgiving Day and there were no shortage of reminders of the special event. Be it social media, radio or old-fashioned newspapers, we are reminded of the blessings for which we can give thanks.

The North Battleford Public Library invites the public to stop by and help celebrate its 100th anniversary for the week of Oct. 16-22, which coincides with the annual Saskatchewan Library Week.

I recently attended a financial planning conference in Kelowna, where there was surprising consensus among the participants regarding where the world economy is going, including some bearish sentiment on rates, growth, and debt.

There is something wonderful about planting spring flowering bulbs. It somehow makes the thought of winter arriving just a little bit more palatable. Read on for some design tips to ensure your spring garden is a showstopper.

Baljennie News

It seems like we are experiencing the sunless, dull days of November in early October. Harvest stopped abruptly last Tuesday evening when the rain and then snow and more and more of the heavy wet stuff adorned the countryside.

Janel Mann, a local parent whose three-year-old son Maclaren has a peanut allergy, is hoping other parents will join her in making trick or treating inclusive for all kids.

This is the best of times to be an income investor. The market value of almost every income security you own has shot up in recent months, making you much richer than at the start of the year.

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The province's "green dreams" have resulted in serious consequences for Ontarians and their families