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Whether it's crime or crime statistics, you just can't get away with anything these days. After my crime diary "Adjournments, boredom and statistics" (Yorkton This Week, October 17, 2012) I received a call from Statistics Canada.

My grandbeans and I stood before a gem of a pond a while ago. Pondering its glassy surface, admiring its copycat sky, and wondering if it was too deep to cross. "Nana," said one, pondering. "You need a stick, like Moses. Then we could cross it.

Welcome to Week XXIV of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'.

Why, when so many people oppose the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project, would government and industry resort to such extreme measures to push it through? The problems with the plan to run pipelines from the Alberta tar sands across northern B

Kudos to national and local health officials for their efforts in setting the record straight on immunization.

It's hard to believe that November is just around the corner; we've gone from late fall to early winter almost overnight! At this time of year, my mind turns to Christmas crafts.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) will be affirming its support of Bill C-27 this afternoon during a presentation to the Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development committee (Room 362, East Block @ 4:30 p.m.

An interesting program took place last week at the Regional High School in Yorkton.

Welcome to Week XXIII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'.

A billion tonnes of limestone lie beneath the rural countryside in Melancthon Township, 100 kilometres north of Toronto.