Opinion

The Editor, I am glad to see that I do not sit alone on how our City operates. I give Kim Hardie thumbs up on his recent letter to the editor and, yes Kim, you are correct, the citizens of Estevan do tolerate this approach.

Well the results are in. Tony Clement, the self-described "guy who will make the decision," (right Tony) gave us a definite maybe with that potash dealy, thinganamajig. That's the best we can expect, I suspect.

The Editor, Does the decision of the federal government to not allow the continuance of the BHP Billiton offer to Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, and the Saskatchewan government's strident objection, change the game for Saskatchewan? The Saskatch

It's unfortunate, but true. We now have a new era or a new generation of veterans to remember on November 11. The last of the First World War veterans left us just recently.

Well, well, well! As I sit and write these opening words this week, I do so sniffling and feeling a rosy burn in my cheeks.

The Saskatchewan Party government has just celebrated its third anniversary.

I was standing on a street corner with a friend of mine the other night, just getting some fresh air. (And to friends of mine who are able to break that code, let me say: "I know, I know, I'm trying, let it slide.

Jennifer's Journal

The Green & White brought a four game losing streak home from Vancouver where the club was upset 23-17 by the B.C. Lions Sunday at Empire Field.The Riders held an early 3-0 lead but an 88-yard punt return by B.C.

According to a recent British study, alcohol is rated worse than any other drug. Worse than heroin. Worse than cocaine. Worse than Ecstasy. Yes, alcohol - a legal substance - is worse than heroin, cocaine and Ecstasy - illegal substances.