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Have you ever noticed how many different types of little red peppers there are in the produce section of the store? Sometimes a recipe will call for "two small red chilies, diced", but there are so many choices! What kind to use? Your heat preference

Welcome to Week XXXVI of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

Dear Editor: On the morning of Jan. 14/2013 my son had his car plugged in because of the very cold temperatures. When the city sidewalk snow clearing machine went through, the cord got driven over and disappeared, my sons mirror was broken off.

Public health worker Beatriz Mendoza was living near the Riachuelo River in Buenos Aires, Argentina, when she started losing feeling in her fingers and toes.

When we look at what is important in terms of the future of our youth, education rates close to the top of the list. We are aware there is a correlation between the level of education and the standard of living we enjoy.

I had quite a heated exchange with one of my best friends over the holidays. Normally, he's almost as skeptical as I am, although probably a little more tolerant. Apparently I hit a sore point, though.

This might be a good time for Premier Brad Wall to think about the history of this province and the importance of Saskatchewan's rural roots - especially, its agriculture roots.

For a few years during our empty nest, I ignored my cake and cookie recipes, hoping to reduce calories and save time. When we became grandparents, I hauled some out again. Our four grandbeans live on the next block now.

One thing that never seems to get enough attention is white-collar crime. Canada has an international reputation for being a safe haven for would-be white-collar criminals.

I read last week's editorial by Thom Barker on harsh sentences for criminals with great interest. Naturally, if you read my column even semi-regularly you won't be surprised to hear I couldn't disagree with him more.