Opinion

So what glowing embers can be stirred up this week? Let's see, did you hear that Charlie Sheen deployed himself to Libya to help get things straightened up over there? Yep, got that one straight off the WikiLeaks site.

Addictions. Marriages. Rent control. Break-ups. Careers. Harry Potter. Children. More addictions. Friends' stupidity. Growing up... the list goes on and on and on. Playing catch-up with an great friend is one of the best ways to kill an afternoon.

As we move forward there is going to be two somewhat different views of what farmer's primary focus on food production should be.On a world basis, agriculture means producing food for the world.

For more than a month the RM of Moose Creek Council has trampled hard on the statutory right of ratepayers to be heard under a "Petition for a Referendum". This right is provided for in the Municipalities Act beginning at Section 132. On Feb.

Jennifer's Journal

I am excited to have the opportunity to explore my thoughts to the public on health care issues via columns in the local paper.

Whenever a government reverses an unpopular or wrong-headed position, there is one immediate thing one should do: say thank you.

The benefits of organized sports have long been known, and yet there are many kids who just won't take part, whether out of laziness, or a greater love of one's Wii or PlayStation than of getting outside to get some exercise.

The Editor, The Sask. Health Coalition is concerned that the government's February 14 announcement of additional surgical funding is for private-for-profit health care delivery driven by the Saskatchewan Party's privatization ideology.

We're heading into a provincial election this fall and there are only a few issues compelling enough to take out to the masses that will generate much passion.