Opinion

Why not celebrate in a big way? Birthdays only come around once a year. I don't generally like to spoil my children and I admit it, I love parties. My daughter has always been in small classes at school and she gets along well with everyone.

Tuesday evening was an interesting one for hockey fans. The Battlefords North Stars rallied for a storybook seventh game overtime win to come back from the brink of elimination in the SJHL playoffs.

Many organizations are now seeing the benefit of implementing a corporate wellness program for their employees. Studies have shown every dollar spent on health and wellness initiatives can save a company up to $6 in health related costs.

Dear Editor My husband and I have been shopping around for a new bed within Saskatoon.

There's been a lot of discussion, both in the Journal and in the community, about the eviction of the 10 seniors from St. Mary's Villa. Somehow, some people seem to think that the 10 seniors are responsible for tarnishing the Villa's good name.

I feel compelled to comment on a recent article in the Humboldt Journal regarding former St. Mary's Villa enriched housing tenants. Saskatoon Health Region has been compared to a slum landlord, who gives a tenant one month warning before "eviction.

If you've ever organized anything - a luncheon, a party, a theatrical production, a hockey game, whatever - in Humboldt, you'll have come across a phenomenon I like to call "Last-minute Humboldt.

I would like to respond to the letter to the editor from the staff at St. Mary's Villa (Humboldt Journal, February 29). My mother was one of the seniors who was evicted (yes, evicted) from the enriched housing part of the Villa.

"Saskatchewan has gone from a province where people were moving out to a province where people are choosing to stay and moving in," Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall (Source: Humboldt Journal, February 18, 2012) The Nokomis School Review Committee agree

Headlines grab attention. That is their function in the newspaper. There is even a cliché in the English language whereby an event of great importance is said to be "making headlines.