Opinion

Ed, my neighbor next door, says he was coerced into going out on Halloween evening with his six-year-old grandson.

Dear Editor This is a message for members of Innovation Credit Union. This letter has been in my mind since the opening of the new credit union building in Swift Current, and what a building it is.

Last week we saw the towing of Carnival Splendor. An engine room fire disabled this mammoth ship, stranding it 71 kilometres off the shore of Mexico, 322 kilometres away from San Diego, where it had set sail. Thankfully, no one was killed.

Dear Editor Golden age, as defined by Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: happiness, prosperity and achievement; happiness - good fortune; prosperity - a state of well being and contentment, the condition of being successful or thriving, economic well b

"Hennnnn-reeeeeee, Hennnnn-reeeeeee!" Rider fans started their favourite chant before they even left Mosaic Stadium Sunday. Their beloved Roughriders had just outlasted the B.C.

This week the NHL general managers met for the annual general managers' meetings and, although the biggest topic going in was to clarify some head shot questions, the biggest news coming out might be the change to the all-star weekend rosters.

Seismic crews utilizing helicopters and other equipment are buzzing around in the Prince/Meota area. Workers swarm over construction projects, large and small, at all corners of the Battlefords.

Experts from coast to coast are ready to prematurely hand the NHL's Northwest Division title to Vancouver and with good reason.

Ed, my neighbor next door, is beginning to have a bit more time to himself, these day. Since Ed had to put another notch into his belt and go to a bigger pant size, he is now using his wife's treadmill in an effort to slim down.

Getting there isn't half the fun for me anymore, especially not when cross border air travel is concerned.