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It was a busy opening weekend for the Carlyle Novice Cougars coached by Kirk. Two games in two days with the team splitting for the weekend. First on Saturday, Nov. 1, the Cougars hosted Oxbow.

Who would have thought the humble honey bee would become the sounding bell to raise public concern over a growing environmental effort. The concern revolves around the apparent impact neonicotinoids have on bee populations.

The Yorkon Terriers found a way to win a pair of games late and in the process held onto second spot in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League鈥檚 Sherwood Conference.

The Arcola Optimist Club transformed the town's MacMurray Theatre into Nashville's Bluebird Cafe, in an effort to raise the roof-and the profile- of the town's historic hall, as they welcomed Nashville-based singer-songwriters Victoria Banks, Phil Ba

Forget's Heather Peat Hamm is an ecologist and an artist and says her debut book 'Blue Grama' is"my vision of the prairie." Published by Regina's Wild Sage Press, it will be officially launched in the city on Nov.

Every year the Missoula Children's Theatre makes a stop in Carlyle at the elementary school. They arrive early in the week with kids auditioning on the Monday, then work towards performing the production on the Friday.

What is an act of terror? In Canada, it is any arbitrary violence and death done to innocent people who are simply doing their jobs and minding their own business. Last week, Canada saw two separate terrorist attacks.

Donelda "Donnie" was born in Antler, Saskatchewan on November 30th, 1924, the second daughter of Arthur and Margaret Merrill. Bill and Donnie married on August 17th, 1946.

Now for the understatement of the week: Phew, it's been a harrowing one. Harrowing is just one way to describe the sudden and violent deaths of two Canadian soldiers. Other words could include, but not be limited to, horrific, shocking and appalling.

"There is nothing new under the sun" the author of Ecclesiastes said. Generations come and go, streams run to the sea, the wind blows where it will, and all is vanity.