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Mirrors, shadows and conscience

For those of you, my readers, who are not acquainted with the Upper Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, we live in a relatively small but isolated community.

My son ordered a graphics card worth $700 in an online shop – he worked for it for three weeks in A&W Assiniboia as a service crew member. He was excited to buy his dream graphics card for his computer. I'm the one who helped my son buy this item.

North of Glentworth, Gilbert and Pauline Chabot usually live in their farmhouse during the summers, where they take breaks from their home in Lethbridge Alberta. Gilbert Chabot decided to build a shrine on the property where he once farmed.

The Colored Gift from God

Yesterday morning a neighbour brought me a freshly picked zucchini, the first one we’ve had this season. That act of kindness got me thinking about the power of this oft-maligned vegetable.

In the spirit of Canada Day and celebrating all things Canadian, Heritage Saskatchewan shared a new study, Canadians and Heritage Places , revealing 90 per cent of Canadians believed in the importance of preserving heritage sites and historic places.

A company that is based out of southeast Saskatchewan was able to find ways to meet pressing needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Saskarc Industries Inc.

In parallel with other cities, towns and communities in Canada, commercial buildings have often accommodated an extensive range of businesses.

Representatives of Jerry Mainil Ltd. gathered with those from the Nickle Lake Regional Park board to present a donation of $50,000, towards the new Crescent Point subdivision which opened at the park.