Opinion

Dear Editor The Green Party of Saskatchewan (GPS) says there needs to be more due diligence before Privatized Crown grasslands are ploughed.

On March 24, 2005, at the request of Prime Minister Paul Martin, I was asked to serve in the Senate.

There comes a point when the pendulum in law can swing too far. That is now the case with federal and provincial privacy and confidentiality laws.

Last week, I was sitting in my office when I overheard one of my coworkers saying something that struck me. "I wish we had more healthy places to eat here in town." Bingo. Don't get me wrong, I love my fast food sometimes.

Dear Editor A couple of weeks after the Green Party of Saskatchewan first took up the cause of the Morris Family of Lampman and their impounded truck, the truck has finally been released.

Dear Editor P3s sound like a great financial shortcut, but do the people of Swift Current/Saskatchewan know the dangers? Some examples of excessive costs of P3s.

I always associate my Grandma Barker with the lyrics to a song written by George Harold Sanders and Clarence Z. Kelley. For those of you who may not know this delightful ditty, here are some of the words: "I'm a little teapot, short and stout.

The weather has cooled off slightly as it is not that "cooker" 30C. We seem to have some small evening showers caused by that extreme heat. On the whole not bad harvest weather.

I have been frequently told that the population I work with is only a portion of the actual world, and that the families I see are of the 10 per cent that are experiencing mental health concerns, typically in their children, and that not all families

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