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The tale of many cities managing growth

The tale of many cities managing growth

I had an interesting chat the other day with my friend, Michael Zwaagstra, as we were visiting their place in Steinbach.
Camping at provincial parks

Camping at provincial parks

My most favourite memories as a child are from camping in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Now as a parent, I wish to give my two daughters similar memories.
It's all up to you...

It's all up to you...

Maybe That's Just Me
Gutting of U.S. farm bill could be good for Canada

Gutting of U.S. farm bill could be good for Canada

Perhaps the greatest influence on farm commodity prices over the past quarter of a century has not been hungry people, or the impact of Mother Nature, but the meddling in the market of world governments.
The longest joke ever told

The longest joke ever told

It's been 10 years. It was exactly a decade that I've been waiting in anticipation for the punch line of this joke. I was 14 years old. My grandpa Bob would have been 64, though he would tell everyone he was only 63 at the time.
SJHL players packing their bags

SJHL players packing their bags

It's been a busier SJHL off-season than usual, in no small part due to all the in-province futures deals that were made leading up to the January trade deadline.
It's mostly about the weather

It's mostly about the weather

Surely I'm not the only one who finds it a little bit chuckle-worthy that Saskatchewan's weather tracking equipment near Regina has been only 50 to 60 per cent efficient over the past several months because of weather-related breakdowns.
NDP cheap shot may cost it the game

NDP cheap shot may cost it the game

Many analogies have been drawn over the years between Saskatchewan's two favourite sports - football and politics. Both are rough and tumble and often won in the trenches. Both will see the occasional cheap shot.
Waiting for some signs of life

Waiting for some signs of life

As we hit the entry gate into the dog days of summer, thoughts begin to drift toward this fall's provincial general election and the concerns that need to be addressed by both parties well before Nov. 7. It appears as if the current Sask.
Go up, always go up.

Go up, always go up.

Last week I mentioned my Welsh friend who likes to laugh. Today I want to share a bit of advice he gave me years ago, it has always been sound, and you can probably benefit from it.