Carlyle Observer

It was a great year for North America in 1867, for that was the year when the first four provinces of what was to become Canada confederated under the British North America Act, laying the foundations for the country that we have today.

The business of garbage, and the idea of protecting the environment is becoming an interesting one. The idea of recycling is becoming a major public desire.

The wind blew wild yesterday. Normally unrestricted views of Vancouver Island were blocked by a curtain of rain, fog and water as wind speeds, edging closer than I'd like to hurricane force, shook the house.

Dental health is often overlooked in our pets. This is unfortunate because it has a large impact on an animal's overall welfare and health, especially in old age. Without hands, pets rely on their mouths for playing as well as eating.

If there is a newfound entrepreneurial spirit in our "new Saskatchewan", it arrived in rural Saskatchewan long before it arrived elsewhere. In fact, much of the political fight the past four-, five- or even six decades has been over this issue.

One day a kind man planned a great feast. Among the revelers attending was one who frequented these generously prepared celebrations.

On January 22nd, 2012 at just after 11:00 pm the Carnduff RCMP detachment received a report of a vehicle colliding with a CP Rail train which caused many of thetrain cars to derail.

Enbridge Pipelines Inc. is proud to support the Wawota Fire Department with a donation of $7,500 through the Enbridge Safe Community Program.

Beginning Thursday, Feb. 9th and going until Sunday, Feb. 12th, the Carlyle Curling Rink will be host to the Southern Senior Playdowns.

Carlyle town council greeted news of population growth and strong lot sale numbers for 2011 with serious considerations about future expansions. The Jan.