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By now we probably all have the gardening bug tickling us every time we are outside. My daily yard tour is a continual surprise, seeing how the snow has disappeared practically right before our eyes.

Heartfelt thanks to the many businesses who have continued to communicate with their clients through our newspaper and website.

With sports still on hiatus I thought instead of struggling for some event to write about it would be easier to shift gears a little bit.

Let's Not Go Back to 'Normal' Dear Editor, It鈥檚 now been five weeks since we鈥檝e gone into self-isolation as individuals and as a nation. There has been plenty of time to watch our country cope with the pandemic and the shutdown of our economy.

There鈥檚 plenty that the COVID pandemic has taken away from us when it comes to enjoying things indoors, so I decided to embrace what I鈥檓 still able to enjoy last weekend.

With about seven minutes to go before an on-line meeting I was hosting was set to begin, the power suddenly went out.

A Caterpillar Diesel D7 Tractor equipped with No. 7A Bulldozer is used on sanitary landfill operations on York Road. Photo taken by the Caterpillar Tractor Co., Peoria, Illinois. Source: Howard Jackson Collection City of Yorkton Archives.

Things are getting better, although it may be hard to convince people that this is the case. After all, there are legitimate reasons of late to think that the impact of this COVID-19 pandemic is making things much worse.

Anyone who has gone on a social media site has been able to witness people posting all about their favorite stuff.

National Volunteer Week was marked across Canada this week (April 19 to 25). In Canada volunteering is deeply ingrained to the point it is a part of our identity as Canadians.