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Alice Falling: A True Miracle

Alice Falling: A True Miracle

Dear Editor Saskatchewan is currently spending five per cent of its budget on mental health, which is two per cent less than the national average.
Over wintering geraniums

Over wintering geraniums

The zonal geraniums (Pelargonium x hortorum) we grow as houseplants and tender bedding plants are complex hybrids of species native to South Africa. I was shocked when I first saw them in Tanzania, East Africa in the early 1960s.
Asking permission is a good rule for hunters

Asking permission is a good rule for hunters

I saw one of my high school teachers in Regina a while back who told me that he reads my columns with great interest.
No government should ever be condemned for focusing on jobs.

No government should ever be condemned for focusing on jobs.

Jobs represent the well-being of constituents, which should be the foremost concern of any local elected official.
Finding justice for Zara

Finding justice for Zara

Zara's Dead By Sharon Butala Published by Coteau Books $24.
Out to pasture

Out to pasture

The Sept. 27 Regional Optimist supplement “Specially For Seniors” might better have been titled “Specially For People With A Seniors Problem.
Victim services valued

Victim services valued

Dear Editor Like many people in North Battleford and area I have had to use the victim services unit at the local RCMP detachment. I continue to make use of this wonderful service although, like many, I wish I didn’t have to.
Thanksgiving 2018

Thanksgiving 2018

For us Canadians, an October weekend is our traditional time to celebrate around turkey, yams and pumpkin pie. For other of my readers who mark the same event in November, Thanksgiving weekend will soon be here.
Thanksgiving: much to be thankful for

Thanksgiving: much to be thankful for

For many of us, Thanksgiving involves getting together with folks we enjoy and eating a lot of food. In Canada it is timely as we have usually just finished or are in the process of finishing the harvest of our gardens.
Tisdale tragedy

Tisdale tragedy

In the early hours of a frigid February morning in 1933, a devastating fire at the Imperial Hotel in Tisdale took the lives of eight people. Among the victims were Mrs.
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