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Off-season moves start now for Riders

Off-season moves start now for Riders

The party is over but the cleanup has just begun. And it really wasn't much of a party to begin with. The Saskatchewan Roughriders wrapped up their season Friday night with a 23-20 last-minute loss to the Eskimos in Edmonton.
Should people post videos of their kids on the Internet?

Should people post videos of their kids on the Internet?

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Rider Insider

Rider Insider

The party is over but the clean-up has just begun. And it really wasn't much of a party to begin with. The Saskatchewan Roughriders wrapped up their season Friday night with a 23-20 last-minute loss to the Eskimos in Edmonton.
Charity

Charity

Marna's Musings
The dinner table is a sacred place

The dinner table is a sacred place

A few years ago, my parents made the difficult decision to leave our family farm and move into town. We called our farm home for some 36 years.
Numbers show scope of Sask. Party win

Numbers show scope of Sask. Party win

There was huge voter-turnout problem in last Monday's Saskatchewan election. We used to call it the NDP vote, but it has disappeared somewhere. And it wasn't just in rural Saskatchewan where NDP votes actually started to vanish decades ago.
Flurry of activity on SJHL trade front

Flurry of activity on SJHL trade front

SJHL clubs have had nearly two months since the beginning of the regular season to get a feel for what they have and determine their needs. And now the trade winds are beginning to blow.
EDITORIAL: Take time to remember on Nov. 11

EDITORIAL: Take time to remember on Nov. 11

When the Armistice ending the First World War was signed at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, it was believed by some that this conflict was the "war to end all wars".
What now?

What now?

He is an excellent orator and it's a well established fact that Brad Wall is a charismatic leader so now the new mandate will be for him to check out his management skills.
Should the CWB be left as is?

Should the CWB be left as is?

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce took the lead recently in trying to determine whether the Conservative government plan to end the single-desk selling monopoly of the Canadian Wheat Board was a good move, or whether the CWB is an institution which sho