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Happy holidays, gardeners! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas, full of special times with family and friends.

It was recently suggested by a reader that I should be less suspicious and nicer. Well, I generally try to be a nice person - notwithstanding what you might hear from my co-workers or in-laws.

A good friend of mine said to me last week, "You know my grandfather died about fifty years ago and if we were able to bring him back to life today, he would likely request to be put back to sleep within a week.

I love science. With every little secret we unlock, myriad new mysteries are revealed. That is why our knowledge is always accelerating and expanding, much like the universe itself.

Dear Editor: On behalf of the Yorkton Partners Against Violence Committee, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all who supported, participated in, attended and made pledges for community mobilization to stand up against all

Would it be the height of irony if the medical scourge of the late twentieth century helps cure cancer in the twenty-first century? In what is certainly in contention for first place in my Top 12 science stories of 2012 - please see this column in th

The Saskatchewan government, for all its talk of positioning the province to take advantage of the recent economic upturn, lost sight of how best to tackle regional development. But it dropped the ball in terms of regional economic development.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if world leaders resolved to look at life in a different light this New Year? They could follow the example of Bhutan.

Canadians have been asking the Harper government some tough questions in recent months. Questions like: why has Canada's federal debt jumped over 30 per cent since 2008, to over $600 billion? Why did the government miss its deficit target by $1.