Opinion

As a Fire Chief in southeast Saskatchewan and during an early morning callout on the morning of November 28, I experienced not only the lives of my firefighters at risk too many times in a single call, but all people on the highway.

Statistics Canada happened to catch me in a telephone survey Monday, December 3 about health care in our province. The survey set me to thinking about our health care. Although one may be well, occasionally doctors and nurses are needed.

Last week, my car was backed into in the early morning hours and rather than being an honourable human being and leaving a note, the driver took off.

There are many roles the media has, but generally it's our job to inform the public about what they should know about their community.

The supposedly darkest day in the history of the world - Dec. 21, 2012, the day according to the Mayan calendar that the world will end - is fast approaching, but negativity in sports was all the rage on one particular day in late November.

I grew up on a pig farm. I carried a lot of chop and ground grain, by the five-gallon pail full, to feed them. And I shovelled a fair large pile of what the pigs made out of the chop.

Marna's Musings

When it comes to Saskatchewan's new labour laws, a lot of people ask: Why should I care about it? I'm not in a union. In fact, the majority of working people in this province aren't unionized, although you might be surprised how many are.

I grew up on a pig farm. I carried a lot of chop, ground grain, by the five-gallon pail full to feed them. And I shoveled a fair large pile of what the pigs made out of the chop.

Just a few items festering in the nether regions of my disassembled mind, dear diary. Did you ever wonder what we're actually doing with the advanced access we have in app world? We connect instantly, but so far no blogs have fed anyone in Sudan.