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NHL is back in Winnipeg, who's next?

NHL is back in Winnipeg, who's next?

Now that the NHL has added a team in Canada for the first time since taking a pair away in the mid-'90s many Canadians are surely hoping the floodgates have opened. After all, there a number of teams in the U.S.
Kudos not deserved

Kudos not deserved

The Editor, I can't for the life of me fathom why people are sending kudos, in area newspapers, to the Sask.
More transparency needed from EMHA

More transparency needed from EMHA

It's time for the Estevan Minor Hockey Association to lift up the rug. There may not be anything under it, but people are talking.
The end is near for bottled water

The end is near for bottled water

The Editor, While John Challinor II, spokesperson for Nestlé Waters Canada - a subsidiary of Swiss multinational corporation Nestlé - scrambles to defend his company's interests by countering student and community efforts in local papers across the c
Some inspiring words, but not mine

Some inspiring words, but not mine

This is a wicked spring to be bogged down, and I mean that literally. We're soggy and bogged and as a result, not a lot of traditional spring-like activities are happening.
Tories should make wise choices with CWB

Tories should make wise choices with CWB

For farmers who have grown to despise the Canadian Wheat Board, the election of a federal Conservative majority is the best news in decades.
From Where I Sit

From Where I Sit

Last week, I had an interesting phone call. It was someone from Internet Security Management and he was phoning on behalf of Microsoft.
Time for Canadian reality

Time for Canadian reality

I'm checking out some career options in case this newspaper thing doesn't work out. And I think I've come up with the perfect idea. I'm going to go into TV production. I've got my eyes on the fast paced world of reality programming.
Who's parenting these days?

Who's parenting these days?

Maybe That's Just Me
Seeding conditions remain tenuous

Seeding conditions remain tenuous

The days of spring are quickly passing, and farmers are starting to get on the land to start seeding operations. That's the good news, although the conditions remain tenuous at best.
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