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Cough up cash or we stay grounded

Cough up cash or we stay grounded

Did you catch this story too? I found it hilarious, but then, I wasn't one of the passengers.
Those yellow lines are there for a reason

Those yellow lines are there for a reason

Hi. My name is Chad and I'm a parking Nazi. There, I said it. Actually, I don't mind admitting it.
Reading the financial report

Reading the financial report

The mid-year fiscal update provided by Saskatchewan Finance Minister Ken Krawetz indicates that the province is skating close to the boards and if it takes one more head shot, like last summer's flood, they could suffer an economic concussion that co
December will be big test for Bruins

December will be big test for Bruins

If you've looked at the SJHL standings lately, you know that the Estevan Bruins have lost their grip on first place and are close to falling out of the top three in the Sherwood Conference.
From Where I Sit

From Where I Sit

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Stronger NDP may still be useful

Stronger NDP may still be useful

One can understand why rural folks might not care too much about the rebuilding of the Saskatchewan NDP. After all, the NDP and the rural Saskatchewan actually began parting ways decades ago.
Facebook

Facebook

Facebook is a social networking service created in 2004, and has since become the most used social networking service worldwide. Facebook has immensely affected the social lives of people in a variety of ways.
I'm stealing your ideas

I'm stealing your ideas

Coming up with a column subject this week was a challenge. In other words, I don't have any ideas of my own and took suggestions from my Facebook friends.
Prentice can keep his BlackBerry

Prentice can keep his BlackBerry

Jim Prentice, a former federal industry minister, and vice-chairman of CIBC, wrote in the Nov. 21 Globe and Mail "I'm keeping my BlackBerry." He made a stirring argument in favour of Research in Motion, the Canadian technology champion.
Supply management shows real agriculture costs

Supply management shows real agriculture costs

One thing has never made sense to me, and that is how we seem so interested in tossing aside the supply-managed sectors of farming.