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What can we say? What can we do? This flood thing is just getting ridiculous.

If there is one concept Canadian farmers have held onto as offering a ray of hope for better returns in the future it's the idea of free trade agreements.

Harper paid us back. Well goody for him. That's right. Our fearless, tax-cutting leader paid about $2,000 to cover two $500 tickets to game four of the Stanley Cup playoffs and two $530 seats on an Air Canada commercial flight that he didn't take.

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Jennifer's Journal

Back when I was growing up, if you got out an encyclopaedia and looked in Volume 6, EAS - ELK, you would find my Dad's picture under the entry for "Easy Mark".

One might think that the Saskatchewan Party government would be pretty much immune from most criticism of its handling of key issues in rural life.

Yesterday was a gorgeous day. The sun came out and we had blue sky over Wawota with temperatures up in the 20s.

Last week I watched a One on One interview between CBC's Peter Mansbridge and Calgary's relatively new mayor, Naheed Nenshi.

Now that the provincial legislature has dismissed itself for the summer, it's a good time to reflect on the past performance and speculate on what is to come.