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Cheers and Jeers for Feb. 18

Cheers and Jeers for Feb. 18

Cheers: Cheers to the tow truck drivers who were out in the frigid weather conditions to give people’s vehicles a boost last week. They definitely earned their wages.
It’s time for a (Tele)Miracle

It’s time for a (Tele)Miracle

It didn’t take long for me to become a fan of Telemiracle.
All members of society need to learn respect

All members of society need to learn respect

Weyburn Review editorial
Some tidbits of history

Some tidbits of history

My Nikkel’s Worth column
We have lots to do in the winter

We have lots to do in the winter

We’re in the depths of winter. The temperatures have been about -15 C below normal as of late. And we’re still in the midst of a pandemic, with so many programs suspended and events cancelled.
We are only as almighty as the weather allows

We are only as almighty as the weather allows

I had so many plans for the Family Day long weekend. As the provincial holiday suggests, I hoped to have quality family time. As you may know, I always call for getting away from home to get the best of my time off.
Happy Valentine’s Day

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.
Liberals are failing to get Canadians vaccinated and working again

Liberals are failing to get Canadians vaccinated and working again

The editor: Justin Trudeau’s failure to deliver vaccines means another 213,000 Canadians lost their jobs in January.
Cheers and Jeers for Feb. 11

Cheers and Jeers for Feb. 11

Cheers: Cheers to St. Joseph’s Hospital’s emergency department nurses and Dr. Daniel Garcia for how he introduced himself to a young child when she was brought in Thursday. Their patience and level of care was amazing.
Don’t take frustration out on others

Don’t take frustration out on others

We hear a lot about COVID fatigue. Frankly, most people were suffering from COVID fatigue back around March 31, less than three weeks after the virus was first diagnosed in Saskatchewan.
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