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Thirsty fish and holy ground

“I laugh when I hear that the fish in the water are thirsty. You don’t grasp the fact that what is most alive of all is inside your own house, and so you walk from one holy city to the next with a confused look.” (Bhagat Kabir 1398-1518).
Two Saskatchewan firms team up to provide additional COVID-19 testing

Two Saskatchewan firms team up to provide additional COVID-19 testing

Nobel HSSE Management Ltd., based in Oxbow and Regina, and Saskatoon-based Quantum Genetix are teaming up to provide supplementary COVID-19 testing capacity within Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan COVID-19 restrictions extended again, this time to March 19

Saskatchewan COVID-19 restrictions extended again, this time to March 19

Saskatchewan’s daily new cases of COVID-19 have been coming down, but it wasn’t enough for the provincial government to relax public health restrictions at this time.
Valentine’s Day trivia quiz

Valentine’s Day trivia quiz

Test your knowledge with this fun Valentine’s Day quiz. 1. What Italian city receives thousands of cards addressed to Juliet every Valentine’s Day? a. Rome b. Verona c. Venice d. Florence 2.

Happy Valentine’s Day

It’s well known that the origins of Valentine’s Day are varied but well documented. This was the first piece of information that I came across: “The holiday has origins in the Roman festival of Lupercalia, held in mid-February.

Prayer and Jesus in everyday life

There is a story about a small-town priest phoning the Pope and saying, “Jesus is walking down the street in my town. What should I do?” “Look busy,” the Pope replies. It is in the ordinary events of everyday life that we miss or meet Jesus.

Keep counting your blessings

Compliments come in all sizes and forms: genuine or insincere; solicited or spontaneous; or, an accolade meant to produce a smile.

Making gratitude a habitude

In a story of creation, the birds at first walked with their little feet, and stumbled and hopped.

Learning to count

I still remember the thrill I felt when our children and then our grandchildren proudly spouted: “One, two, three…seven, eight, nine, 10.” Since we are officially bilingual in Canada, all three of them also touted “Un, deux, trois….
City of Estevan continues to welcome the energy sector

City of Estevan continues to welcome the energy sector

In the wake of the City of Regina’s executive committee moving to distance themselves from energy companies who support their economy and valuable programs within their community, the City of Estevan says it continues to welcome all energy sector bus
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