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If Energy East ever happens, Moosomin is key

If Energy East ever happens, Moosomin is key

Moosomin has a unique place in the Saskatchewan oilpatch. On the edge of oil production, there’s long be a few pumpjacks running north of town. But the number of directly-related oilpatch businesses has diminished over time.
Is our new nursing home closer?

Is our new nursing home closer?

Local residents have been waiting a long time for a new nursing home. The current building is more than 50 years old, which is ancient by healthcare facility standards.
Will GM's Oshawa plan closure get more attention than the oilpatch's plight?

Will GM's Oshawa plan closure get more attention than the oilpatch's plight?

Brian Zinchuk
Remember Twist and Shout

Remember Twist and Shout

Corey Atkinson
Support your community, and they will support you

Support your community, and they will support you

Canada follows the United States in many things, in culture and in relation to the economy, and the current push in TV ads is no exception, as “Black Friday” is the big deal this week, here in Canada as well as in the U.S.
You can choose your family

You can choose your family

My sister had a milestone birthday this week, so Sara, the girls and I decided that it would be fun to go to Moose Jaw and celebrate with her.
Exactly the right word

Exactly the right word

Since I formally semi-retired from my writing career, I’ve developed a genuine enjoyment of doing crossword puzzles.
A great 80-year tradition

A great 80-year tradition

There aren’t many services more essential to a city than its hospital. It’s a vital part of the community. It’s where we go when we’re sick, when we’re injured or when we need specialized treatments.
Cheers and Jeers for Nov. 23

Cheers and Jeers for Nov. 23

Cheers to newspaper carriers for both the Mercury and Southeast Lifestyles who ensure the papers are always on time, and neatly placed in the mailbox. Cheers to the Estevan Kinettes Club for hosting another outstanding craft carnival on the weekend.
My Outlook: At the end of the line

My Outlook: At the end of the line

By Shelley Luedtke How long would you stand in line to meet a celebrity, to check out the latest thrill ride, or buy the newest iPhone? Would any amount of time be warranted? It’s funny what we’ll stand in line for. Or what we won’t.
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