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Editorial: Take a day to pause and remember them

Editorial: Take a day to pause and remember them

Remembrance Day is this weekend, take time to observe it. An opinion piece.
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A Writer’s Odyssey: get your voice heard - vote!

A Writer’s Odyssey: get your voice heard - vote!

It continues to be a pressing issue for residents in western Canada to feel seen and heard by the federal government.
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Column: Incident in Estevan a reminder of risks facing officers

Column: Incident in Estevan a reminder of risks facing officers

An opinion piece on the dangers of policing work.
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Editorial: Time to remember and say thanks

Editorial: Time to remember and say thanks

Remembrance Day is about honouring the sacrifices.
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Column: Speak up, because no one can fix things for you without you

Column: Speak up, because no one can fix things for you without you

Estevan needs to address well-being issues to ensure community's safety. Please, take a survey to point out the strong and weak areas in our community. An opinion piece
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The internet's lucrative dream industry: Fueled by our need to believe

The internet's lucrative dream industry: Fueled by our need to believe

No course or system is a shortcut to success.
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Opinion: Are you ready for winter?

Opinion: Are you ready for winter?

An opinion piece on the early start to winter for southeast Saskatchewan.
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Mushy mess or valuable choice?

Mushy mess or valuable choice?

What's for lunch?
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Column: Riders' house cleaning didn't go far enough

Column: Riders' house cleaning didn't go far enough

For the second straight season, the Riders missed the playoffs with a 6-12 record and didn't win a game after Labour Day. A victory over the powerhouse Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Labour Day Sunday was about the only highlight for the Green and White this year. An opinion piece
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The Ruttle Report - The power of the theater is still very real

The Ruttle Report - The power of the theater is still very real

Movie-goers in Outlook have always loved the local cinema, and for good reason.
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