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Gas companies are gouging us

Gas companies are gouging us

Dear Editor I'm very tired of high gas prices. How about you? Let's get together and try to do something about it. The gas companies are gouging us. This is illegall so let's all phone our MPs, because we are being taken advantage of.
School zone growing pains

School zone growing pains

Operation Student Safety, an enforcement blitz co-ordinated by SGI and law enforcement, pulled over a whopping 293 drivers Sept. 4 and 5 for speeding in school zones.
A big garden is as bad as a small one

A big garden is as bad as a small one

Ed, my neighbour next door, was really indifferent when I wanted to tell him about our visit to The Grotto, in Portland, Ore. The more I tried to tell him about it, the less he wanted to hear.
Put off heritage park decision

Put off heritage park decision

Dear Editor As a taxpayer, I am absolutely astounded city council will be rushing through a vote on giving away $1.2 million worth of assets at the next council meeting.
Finding the right pair of kicks

Finding the right pair of kicks

You've decided to start working out. Congratulations. For many people, it's time to get suited up. This might mean finding some old sweat pants and your comfiest t-shirt.
A season for sharing the harvest's bounty

A season for sharing the harvest's bounty

It is one of my favourite times of the year. I love the warmth of the late summer sun and the cool evenings. It seems to be a season of relief in the good years when the farmers can take to the field and start their longest days.
Go ahead, Dad; it's time to pitch in

Go ahead, Dad; it's time to pitch in

The first day of school is coming up, if it already hasn't. Summer is drawing to an end. This usually means an end to the frequent play days, late family movie nights and other fun activities.
A crappy map

A crappy map

The Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission has proposed a new electoral map, that would change all 14 federal ridings in Saskatchewan, creating three urban-specific ridings in Saskatoon and two in Regina, and lumping the rest of the province togethe
A sea of trivialities

A sea of trivialities

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective
Investing in Saskatchewan's cities important

Investing in Saskatchewan's cities important

For years, urban governments operated within tight budgets with very little money from the province. Cities found creative ways to maintain infrastructure and to provide for our citizens.
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