Opinion

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.

We are already in week three of our month of small changes. How are you making out? Have you incorporated at least a few of my recommended changes? If you haven't started yet, try this week. Remember, small changes can make a huge impact.

Today I am going to talk about the technological advances in the moviegoing experience - or general lack of it, in my case. On Grey Cup weekend I had the dubious distinction of going to a "Harold and Kumar" movie in Saskatoon.

Dear Editor: The Saskatchewan Disability Income Support Coalition (DISC), is pleased the plight of people with disabilities became an issue during the recent provincial election.

Ed, my neighbour next door, says, "You need to snap out of it, Ray. If you don't you'll be just another one of the multitude harping on about the way it used to be.

Dear Editor The Wall Street occupiers push the nonsense of communist medicine in Canada at all cost. Those who want communist medicine defend this ideology under the mantra that health care should not be a commodity or for profit.

With the festive season now fully upon us - almost - let's take a look down a few wish lists that have built up over the past year. A wish from the RCMP: Dear Santa.

While visiting in the big city last week I was reminded of a long-ago and almost forgotten experience. At the time of that particular incident, friends were visiting us from Switzerland.