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Yes, unfortunately, I think the writing is on the wall, and the intent, I believe, is to raze the building. Readers of the Regional Optimist may recall my letter to premier Brad Wall and his reply that were both published in the June 30 edition.

Decades ago I studied a Bible college course exploring the biblical Book of Revelation. Part of that book spoke of the deaths of godly witnesses and notes that those from 鈥渢he peoples, tribes, tongues and nations鈥� will see their bodies.

The prairies are a unique place. The plants that are indigenous to the prairie region are also unique. They have played a special role in the history of this region.

Mutual funds are common investments but can often cause some tax confusion, particularly because investors don鈥檛 understand the nature of their real returns from these investments, after fees and taxes.

The Alberta premier is crossing her fingers, hoping for an increase in oil prices to save the province's economy

It's time we improved the quality and quantity of care for frail Canadians - and improved the health system for everyone in the process

Does little to address the guiding principles of the electoral reform committee and could result in less-competitive elections

By Tim E.H. Jones Published by Saskatchewan Archaeological Society $21.00 ISBN 9780969142065 When Tim Jones saw his first rock paintings on Kipahigan Lake in northern Saskatchewan in 1964, he was both puzzled and fascinated.

Climate change is an emergency causing systemic damage to the health and well-being of many around the world, including Canada

I knew my old neighbour from Saskatchewan must have been sick when I did not hear from him. Ruby, Ed's wife, answered the phone when I called Melville to check on Ed. She had taken a day off work to take care of Ed.