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The provincial government will release its 2018-19 budget on April 10, and there鈥檚 a sense of concern in some circles about the document. After all, the 2017-18 budget was one of the most controversial in recent memory.

Legalization of marijuana seems to be inevitable in Canada, but the question is open to whether this country is about to make things worse in terms of drug use.

Burnaby Now compares current anti-pipeline protests to Clayoquot Sound saga

My Nikkel's Worth

When you鈥檝e been in the business as long as I have you鈥檒l eventually cross paths with someone who can hook you in to a live fantasy baseball draft. No, don鈥檛 turn away, I think I have a point here.

Our sister publication, Burnaby Now, is at the focal point of the Trans Mountain Expansion Pipeline project, with the terminus of the pipeline in that Lower Mainland community.

After months of waiting, the provincial government has released its provincial framework for legalized marijuana.

To the Editor: Further lack of transparency has reared its ugly head with regard to the demotion of the principal of the Weyburn Comprehensive School, Wade Oberg.

It was a bit of an interesting day there on Feb.

Greg Nikkel [email protected] The community of Weyburn and surrounding area is blessed with the hard work and contributions of volunteer service organizations, such as the Young Fellows Club, Kinsmen and the Rotary Club, just to name a few.