Opinion

Re: "Train station conundrum," Humboldt Journal, October 26 This morning, on CBC Radio, the morning host went out to Ogema, to see what the small community did to restore their history.

Confession: I am a political junkie. I will follow any election race, anywhere just for the heck of it because it is a fun thing to do.

Balls. Yoga pants. All kinds of things are getting banned from schools these days. So far, it's only been schools in Ontario making headlines.

Christmas dreams, the stuff of childhood excitement and adult stress.

Of all the immigrant communities I've encountered in the Battlefords, the Serbian immigrant community is among the most fascinating. Unlike other immigrants, their reason for coming to Canada is relatively uninteresting.

There's no shortage of ink being expended on the housing situation on the Attawapiskat First Nation and the deplorable state of, well, just about everything.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

A few weeks ago, City Hall approved a permanent homeless shelter, which is currently set to open in April after the facility is renovated to code.

Dear Editor I'm a bit puzzled by the lack of concern I note about the unprecedented use of closure that the Harper government has been using in the latest session of Parliament to push through its ideological agenda with the barest minimum of debate.

Competition puts a little more fun and funds in fundraising. In our community there are constant drives to raise money in new and creative ways. It seems to be a cycle of support that works really well in our affluent region.