Opinion

"Unacceptable". That's what Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Greg Marshall told his team after a jaw-dropping 42-28 season-opening loss to the Edmonton Eskimos Sunday at Mosaic Stadium. It was a wild, wild day from the get-go.

In the early summer of 1932, 14 years had passed since the Great War ended, three years since the Wall Street crash, and the world was nine years from the opening salvos of the second World War. I was five years-old.

Dear Editor I recently sent the following letter to Member of Parliament Gerry Ritz. Canada's policy not to list crystolite as a hazardous chemical is absolutely appalling.

Dear Editor Well, I'm back, its been almost a year since my last letter. Good old N.B. A place for people who do not need sleep.

You've taken my advice. You've started exercising. You've re-evaluated your diet and started making some healthy changes. You're getting more sleep at night. Great work.

On Thursday, June 23, 2011, I was driving to Saskatoon for an appointment. Between Bruno and the junction of Hwys. 5 and 2, approaching the crest of a hill, my automobile died.

Every year at about this time, when a new crop of high school graduates gets ready to leave the first part of their lives behind, people tend to get reflective about their lives thus far, in comparison to what that young high school graduate thought

The moon is full July 14, which means 14 days earlier was new moon, so Canada Day starts the monthly cycle: new moon, first quarter (7.4 days later) (watch for Saturn within eight degrees); full moon (14.8 days after new); last quarter (July 22 - 22.

It was one of those rare events where nothing prevented me from accepting an invitation to an out-of-town family celebration.

With the spring came spades and puddles, soon replaced by the birth of new animals including six new goslings swimming around the pond. The heat increased and the frosty nights are gone.