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As Saskatchewan residents head into the yuletide homestretch, it is only fitting that we extend to all our readers our heartfelt greetings and a Christmas card of thanks for your continued support.

鈥楾is the season of giving and, for this political columnist, a little atonement for all the nasty things I鈥檝e written. What better excuse than Christmas to give our Saskatchewan politicians overdue credit for what might have been overlooked.

This week鈥檚 Mercury online poll question is asking you if you put up a live or artificial Christmas tree this year? Or, no tree at all, for whatever reason.

Credit cards鈥� We need them to build credit and we鈥檙e told that they鈥檙e a part of the way the financial world works these days. Which, it definitely comes in handy when you鈥檙e buying stuff online.

Cheers: Cheers to three young gentlemen who helped a local woman by carrying her piano, stand and music down to Granby's on Dec. 7. It was truly appreciated.

Canadians seem to still be enamoured with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. His honeymoon with the electorate is still on, as evidenced by his high approval rating.

Many children鈥檚 sports teams no longer keep score during their games because they do not want to end up with 鈥渨inners鈥� and 鈥渓osers.

I love traditions. I love the consistency in memory building that they achieve. I love the expectation that they foster because you know it鈥檚 coming. Christmas traditions are some of my favourite.

Following our unusually heavy dump of snow, I headed out for my regular walk one morning. It was, for us, bitterly cold.

It鈥檚 no surprise anymore, when a new trend in mobile technology emerges. Every time I turn around there鈥檚 some new device or app that has captivated the people around me.