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Innocence

When I first got this job to write this column I was sure I would not have any problem coming up with ideas to write about, after all writing comes so naturally to me most of the time, but the more I thought about it I got more and more nervous.
Weekly RCMP report

Weekly RCMP report

Carlyle RCMP received 45 calls between Sept. 23 and 29. Incidents are published in the order in which they appear in police files. -Arcola hospital requested the RCMP to locate a relative of two patients.

Proud to be Canadian

Dear Editor: I grew up on an 80 acre farm in central AB. I don't think I knew much about farming until I moved to my husband's 8000 acre farm in south east Saskatchewan.

From turkey to the cradle

Once again we Canadians have the privilege of collectively celebrating Thanksgiving.

Rivera's "Cutter" a saviour for Yankees

Forty-year-olds playing major professional sports have almost always been hangers-on, once-great players merely playing out the string. Let's cut to the chase and meet the exception - Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees.

Climate change is real

Climate change is one of those issues which held media attention for a time, and while very little has been resolved regarding its impact, is now garnering less attention because public interest is fleeting on almost everything these days.
Familyl fun at Arcola school

Familyl fun at Arcola school

Even before the start of the first "Family Fun Night" at Arcola School, on Sept. 29, it was obvious that some of the students had already been enjoying themselves with the project.

Riders need to look forward

As long as there's still a glimmer of hope, there's no use in examining where this 2011 season for the Saskatchewan Roughriders went so horribly wrong. But we're getting close to that point.

Pause for Reflection

The old fellow was on his death bed when he suddenly smelled the scent of fry-bread wafting into his room. He loved fry-bread. With his last bit of energy he went into the kitchen. There was his wife kneading the dough for a new batch.
Only two more beds for Wawota

Only two more beds for Wawota

They are the unsung heroes, and they deserve to be recognized. Dale Easton, Heather Birnie, Faye Greenbank, Don Horvath, Ken Wilson, Ed Fahlman, Ron Hall, Bob Porter and Meredith Swanson. These are the members of Wawota's "Save Our Beds Committee.
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