Opinion

It was with a sigh of relief that I read the federal budget papers back in February, as the anticipated changes, especially to corporate tax rules, were not as onerous as we had thought they might be.

Estate planning is a very serious business. The estate represents a lifetime of saving with, perhaps, associated scrimping and sacrifices along the way. It is a lifelong effort.

Dear Editor The provincial budget came out last month and there is plenty to talk about, but I can’t seem to wrap my head around the zero per cent increase to sexual assault services province wide, yet again.

Container gardening is a great art and can even make gardening easier. A number of years ago, I was spending a fair amount of time moving around, but I still wanted to garden.

Readers may recall the famous line from the 1983 American comedy-drama film The Big Chill .

A few weeks ago I, and a number of other parents with whom I’ve sat through kindergarten graduations and band concerts with got to tag along with our kids as they toured the local high school, Estevan Comprehensive School.

In the last few years, the City of North Battleford implemented a community safety initiative in an effort to reduce crime and change the perception of the city’s reputation of having a higher crime rate per capita than a lot of other cities and town

Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan, was frustrated to hear I have not been golfing in our good weather here in British Columbia.

On May 4, 2018, we celebrated our firm’s twentieth anniversary. I thought it would be fitting as well as helpful to reflect on one of the most challenging questions in family succession: whether children should be treated equally.

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