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The Saskatchewan Party brought down its most recent provincial budget last week, and there was a near audible sigh of relief.

First of all, let me be clear about one thing – days set aside to create awareness of any important issue serve a valuable purpose. After all, educating people is the first step in working towards a solution.

As stated in a few History Corners of the past, Yorkton has a long history with the Hudson’s Bay Company, with the first store opening in 1897 and a new store built in 1912.

Some Sundays, I confess, I wonder why I bother attending church. Not because I don’t love God, like the people, or appreciate the pastor. Not even because it’s inconvenient to do so. I’ve spent most Sunday mornings of my life in a church pew.

The Rock, bruised and bleeding, hauls a grenade launcher across battle-torn Chicago. His friend, a giant ape called George, is battling an equally-massive wolf named Ralph.

Scientists, academics, environmentalists and communicators have urged governments to take the climate crisis seriously for decades. We’ve outlined the overwhelming evidence, generated discussion and offered myriad solutions.

Can you think of any flowers more elegant than calla lilies? Their simple shape is the epitome of stylish design.

In the face of tragedy, words can feel cheap. Like everyone in Canada, I was stunned by the Humboldt Broncos bus crash last Friday. It felt surreal, like something out of a bad melodrama. But as the reports filtered in, it became all too real.

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