Opinion

To those of you who are just tuning in now, I used to have the loudest neighbours in the history of the universe. They would come home at all hours and blast their music and be super drunk.

A safety culture for staff As Interim CEO of a health region and a long time employee in the health care field, I am no stranger to workplace injuries.

1999 was a pretty good year. I was 24-years-old, in the prime of my life. Too bad I wasted half of it. I would also waste a good chunk of 2000, too, as well as 2001.

If a major cabinet shuffle in Saskatchewan's political world could ever be described as non-confrontational last Friday's move by Premier Brad Wall probably came the closest.

Despite running about six hours from cocktails to conclusion, it's hard to argue that Friday's Estevan Bruins fundraiser was anything but a great success.

The Editor: If you care about the special beauty of the prairie-if you want to know that there will be wild, wide open spaces of natural grassland for your children's children to enjoy - there is something you can do.

The Editor: With respect to May being MS Awareness Month, I would like to thank whomever made the decision to designate more handicap parking spots on Fourth Street. These spots are a great help to all disabled people.

Residents of Weyburn and area will again have the opportunity to support the Canadian Cancer Society, and also those who have survived or are being treated for cancer, with the annual Relay For Life fundraiser taking place on Friday and Saturday, Jun

Dear diary, this week I'm selecting one theme for this column and sticking to it right to the end. My only topic this week is basic financial planning. Oh, I see I've lost you already.

There is something interesting taking place in farming that most people not directly involved in the industry probably appreciate, and that is the increasing use of computer technology.