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Dear Editor: Selling off one of our province's Crown Corporations and ensuring that all new liquor stores are run by private business tells us that the provincial government has lost sight of the people it is supposed to represent.

Welcome to Week XXXIII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

It always seems appropriate with the turning of the calendar to look back on the year that was. And of course that is the easy thing to do.

Happy New Year, gardeners! I wish you good health and good gardening in the year ahead: may your flowers bloom vibrantly, your veggies produce prolifically, and may you find the most exciting new plants to fill your planters! A dear friend told me th

I love science. I've heard people say they don't because it takes the mystery out of life. I disagree. With every little secret we unlock, myriad new mysteries are revealed.

Every time I listen to the news, I think of how many of us need to stop acting like children and just grow up. Stop getting out of sorts when we don't win. Stop playing with guns. Stop pretending we're the best at everything.

Saskatchewan's year-end population statistics capped off what has been another remarkably year for this province. However, accompanying this good news are some interesting new challenges for Premier Brad Wall's Saskatchewan Party government.

Dear Editor: You're a mean one Mr.

Every family has a story: discover yours with the Yorkton branch of the Saskatchewan Genealogy Society. The Yorkton Genealogy Society meets once a month and new members are always welcome.