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In conversations with faith, political, and cultural leaders in Saskatchewan, I heard a consistent and shared response to the attack on the Centre Culturel Islamique de Qu茅bec (Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec) in the Quebec City suburb of Ste. Foy.

In trying to justify their decision to drop the electoral reform promise the Liberal Party made in the last election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asked if someone really wanted Kelly Leitch to have her own party.

鈥淥ur justice system is broken!鈥� whined the giant man-baby currently occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C.

What seems clear is that none of us will escape the wrath of the 2017-18 budget. But based on the noises Premier Brad Wall is now making, some of us will be hit harder than others.

Dear Editor: According to a Statistics Canada survey commissioned after the Liberal Party鈥檚 win in the October 2015 election, more than a million additional young Canadians cast a ballot in this election when compared to the previous election held in

The entire province seems to currently lie in the shadow of what may be in the upcoming Saskatchewan budget. The shadow has grown darker as the months have rolled along. In June 2016, the deficit was estimated to come down at $434 million.

I really wish Western society would stop being such a circus to the point that it compels me to call it out on its BS in the pages of this fine, superbly-written community newspaper. (Or on our new, kick-ass website.

(EDITOR鈥橲 NOTE: The following letter by Gary Gabel of Madge Lake, although addressed to American President Donald Trump, is submitted to this newspaper as a Letter to the Editor.) Dear Mr.

They work at the gas station where I fill up my faithful sedan. They head organizations for which I鈥檝e spoken. Some are clients through my work. Others have attended my church. Sitting at their kitchen tables, I鈥檝e shared their home-cooked food.