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Around this time in November, the provincial finance minister traditionally provides the fall budget update, letting the people of Saskatchewan know how well we are doing. That update is coming soon, but on Nov.

The narrative that the big deficits and run-up in debt now occurring in Alberta were unavoidable consequences of a fall in energy prices doesn't withstand scrutiny

Sweden's more competitive educational environment encourages - even forces - schools to respond to the needs, preferences and wishes of parents

Edited by Pauline Minevich and Ellen Waterman Published by University of Regina Press $39.95 ISBN 9-780889-772588 Music, laughter, the rustling wind: sound enriches our lives.

Janice was mindful of the many different aspects when people communicate. With this learned from an early age she was able to communicate effectively. This helped her in grade school, college and throughout her career.

Dear Editor By the time this letter makes it to printing it will be four months since the Husky oil spill occurred.

Dear Editor I heard recently that the teachers in a certain school in a certain province had sent notes to parents informing them there would be a smudging ceremony in that school.

Prolonged poor economic performance has meant the unthinkable: Ontario's average income is now below the rest of the country

I had the pleasure of going to Annaheim to see the Green Thumb production of Still/Falling on Nov. 2 (East Central Trader, Nov. 11). It was not an easy production to watch.

Christmas needs to go. No I do not mean the holiday itself. What I mean is all the Christmas carols, decorations and lights, at least until Dec. 1. Call me Scrooge but it really gets on my nerves to see evidence of Christmas everywhere I go.