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What do you get the party that seems to have everything? Or, equally puzzling, where do you begin with the party that seems to have next to nothing in Saskatchewan right now? These are the puzzlers for my annual Christmas gift giving to provincial po

The concept of diversification for Western Canadian agriculture was pretty much the mantra of both government and farm groups for the better part of the 1990s, but was it a successful vision for the industry? That is a question of some considerable c

A community came together on Nov. 16 to show their support for a local family. Manor School staff and students organized and ran a Benefit Supper and Auction for Shawna Englot to help with the costs incurred as a result of her cancer treatments.

Anyone who has lost someone close to them knows that those memories will forever be a part of their lives. The Palliative Care Committee knows this as well.

The 9th annual Dickens Village Festival was another booming success! The streets of Carlyle were bustling with locals and visitors, all excited to take part in the fun-filled weekend.

Ever notice the dire warnings concerning a promised visit from Ole' Saint Nick? "He sees you when you're sleeping, He knows when you're awake" and if that wasn't enough, he's aware of good and bad behaviour and rewards both accordingly.

Alcohol has the ability to destroy lives, marriages, families, it can cause someone to act offensively and do unforgivable things, it causes blood poisoning and death, and it is abused again and again, yet it is completely legal.

Can Sidney Crosby win the National Hockey League scoring title this year? Wow, what an accomplishment that would be, considering he missed the first 20 games of the 82-game schedule amid suggestions he may miss the whole season, or - perish the thoug

Oscar Wild's story "The Happy Prince", describes a prince who lived a very secluded life. When he died, the people erected a statue of him covered with gold leaves, with two sapphires for eyes and a red ruby on the handle of the sword.

Premier Brad Wall announced the expansion of the children's clothing Provincial Sales Tax (PST) exemption on Nov. 15.