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Dear Editor Rural communities have been betrayed by a Saskatchewan Party that promised to stand up for rural communities.

Dear Editor I heard recently a snippet on the radio about a group calling themselves the Coalition Against Gun Violence.

Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan, is not one to shy away from talking about politics. I mentioned to Ed that we would be having a provincial election soon in B.C.

The United States military is retiring the Predator drone. Canada should buy them, at least a few squadrons’ worth.

To all the young women and men I saw at the OnStage Dance Festival this weekend, it does not matter your size. It does not matter your weight. It does not matter if you think you are too fat or too skinny. Dance anyway. Play anyway.

It is time to stop relying on taxpayers to pay for stadiums.

Good things happen when you look beyond the viewpoint that your convinced is right and take the risk of hearing a perspective you may not like

Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan, was surprised we are planning a whistle stop in Melville the last part of April. I told him he had enough notice to get himself motivated to welcome us since we will be just in town for a couple of days.

Handing out taxpayer money in corporate welfare takes resources away from other areas that could be the source of future innovation

In speaking of the regular downpours of rain we receive out here, I’ve not mentioned the howling winds and while it’s lovely living close to the ocean, we cannot escape feeling the full force of those blasts. So much like life itself.