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The Editor: Saskatchewan, we have a problem, and it is water.

The Editor: It was with interest I read the Estevan Mercury 's article on physician recruitment in Estevan. I applaud the health region's efforts to bring needed physicians to Estevan.

The problem with Canada's current system of doing population counts remains the same as it was five years ago when the majority of Canadians were expected to self-enumerate rather than be counted by door-to-door canvassers who did the job properly fo

The present system we have in Carlyle works well so why change it? The proposed changes are flawed as you will create a 2 block oval circus of motorists trying to find a parking space on their side so they won't have to lug their goods across 2 lanes

I heard a question on the radio last week: if you woke up as a member of the other gender, what would you do? Hearing this, I thought of the old Lindsay Lohan movie, Freaky Friday, in which mother and daughter switch bodies and are forced to live out

YouTube is big, and it's well known that nobody likes it more than Canada. As it turns out, it's big in the same way the universe is big: it's unfathomable.

If there is one thing I have written about before which I see as critical to the future of farming, at least as we know it, it is a public investment in varietal crop development.

It was the 2003 election campaign when it really dawned on me that the great voter-divide in Saskatchewan isn't necessarily geographically or even the much-talked-about urban-rural split. It's often based on your occupation.

If there is one thing I have written about before which I see as critical to the future of farming, at least as we know it, it is a public investment in varietal crop development.

The last decade has been a good time to be in the sign business, especially if one of your clients has been the local credit union.