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Quick start to NHL season for Kings' goalie

It didn't take long for the Los Angeles Kings to settle on their No. 1 goalie for the 2011-12 National Hockey League season. In fact, it was Quick. In fact, it is Quick. Jonathan Quick, that is.

Pause for Reflection

cently I watched a Saskatchewan Arts Showcase where an entertainer was introducing a fellow performer to the audience. "He tries to keep me humble," he said. "He tells me, 'You don't suck.
Carlyle RCMP detachment welcomes two new Constables

Carlyle RCMP detachment welcomes two new Constables

Carlyle RCMP detachment welcomed two new Constables to their detachment in October. Both relatively new to the profession, Carlyle is the second posting for each of the Constables. Constable Alain Garceau is originally from Gatineau, Quebec.
Daniel Johnson - Green Party candidate for Cannington

Daniel Johnson - Green Party candidate for Cannington

Daniel Johnson has been quietly involved in many causes over the years, and most openly involved in the drug policy reform movement.

Through the eyes of a grandfather

A year after I returned from Novitiate as an Oblate I went back home for my brother's wedding.
From Where I Sit

From Where I Sit

It's election time again

Sask. Party low-bid beats NDP high-hand

The leader's debate boiled down to a one-on-one showdown between NDP leader Dwain Lingenfelter and Saskatchewan Party leader Brad Wall. Really, though, the real showdown was a few days earlier when the respective parties released their platform.

Singing praise for Tseng: golf's most dominant

Since the world's best golfer, Tiger Woods, is more like Pussycat Woods these days, do we know for certain who has assumed the title of world's most dominating golfer? It's not Rory McIlroy, who gave golf fans palpitations in June by winning the U.S.

Playing the game

It was a subtle but nonetheless a genuine staring match. Hubbie and I were having lunch at his favourite fast-food outlet when I saw two men come in, buy a coffee and sit down.

Agriculture not high on election agenda

In the world of agriculture we are into the time of year where issues tend to cool, and farmers have a moment to exhale and relax just a little bit.
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