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Thank you, Dad Lynne Bell In the spirit of Father's Day, my lovely editor and I both agreed to suspend our usual debate and instead, use this space to honour our dads.

We were vacationing in the United States in early July one year and decided we should join in the American tradition of taking in a ball game on the 4th.

Aboriginal court worker and First Nations Elder Josh Kakakeway has transformed his hard-won life experience into a profound sense of empathy, as he helps people in southeast Saskatchewan navigate their way through the criminal court system; with the

Allan Milton Hugo, late of Kisbey, SK passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan, SK on Tuesday, June 9, 2015 at the age of 74 years.

Contained within a photo album is a handful of autographs of professional athletes I have collected over the years; players from the LA Dodgers, Minnesota Twins, Edmonton Oilers and Saskatchewan Roughriders; collected at various games my family atten

As Christians we all share a common gift that comes to us from God and is meant to console us, unite us and reassure us that this world of suffering and pain will not triumph. That gift is the love of Christ in the Holy Spirit.

Sandra Moreau (nee Raeburn) was born in Oxbow on November 22, 1948 to Russell and Hazel Raeburn. She had two older siblings Ruth and Leigh. She grew up on the family farm 4 miles north of Gainsborough.

Our town buzzed with excitement this weekend, and rightly so. Next door, tears of joy mingled with the keen sense that things would never be the same and nothing could be closer to the truth.

A short-lived but intense storm swept across this corner of southeast Saskatchewan on the evening of Friday, June 12 causing widespread damage to homes, vehicles and crops.