Opinion

Consumer concern over their food has always fascinated me. I totally understand that we should hold some interest in what we eat.

You most likely missed the milestone that went zipping by last week. In fact, I was the only one who noticed it, but it's worth sharing: Last week's column was No. 300 since this exercise began back in late 2007.

REGINA -- As the colours of the leaves change around here, so too have peoples' attitudes towards victories by their beloved Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Like all things in life there are highs and lows, it is unavoidable, a guaranteed byproduct of living. These words were written on Thanks Giving, a day that signifies gratitude of the blessing of harvest.

With the celebration of Thanksgiving behind us, I thought I would give thanks for some of the things recently in my life. I am thankful for the usual things that are taken for granted from day to day.

Lately everyone has been trying to frighten my co-worker about a Saskatchewan winter. This includes myself, telling Corey that he hasn't experienced anything like this coming out of Toronto.

Consumer concern over their food has always fascinated me. I totally understand that we should hold some interest in what we eat.

The seven people elected to Estevan city council are voted to those positions to make the tough decisions when they come up.

Predictions rarely work out, and although it's very early in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season, we are seeing that already.

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