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Beliefs, behavior and distracted driving By Lynne Bell It's called cognitive dissonance. That is, most people have an inner need to ensure that their beliefs match up with their behaviors.

To the Editor: Here is my two cents worth for the City of Weyburn wanting to change the speed limits in certain areas of the city. First of all Coun.

鈥淚 don鈥檛 need newspapers because I get all the news I need from the Internet.鈥� Well, that鈥檚 the same as saying 鈥淚 don鈥檛 need farmers because I get all my food from the supermarket.

Now that the provincial New Democratic Party has lost their leader and the federal branch, having turfed theirs, only using a different method, it begs the question; is this a political party in deep trouble? If so, do we need to care? One would thin

The Editor: This is an open letter to Brad Wall and Dustin Duncan and the current government regarding the problems in navigating the health-care system. Mr. Wall and Mr.

Cheers: Cheers to the women of Faith Lutheran Church for the fantastic and funny vintage fashion show last Saturday. Cheers to Eileen Rosner for her longtime devotion to the Bingo at the Royal Canadian Legion鈥檚 Estevan branch.

April is not going to be remembered as a good month for the New Democratic Party (NDP) in Canada.

When I think of the north, I feel a sense of awe. I've camped out many times under the stars and witnessed, first-hand, the beauty of the boreal forest to the north of the Prairies.

鈥淭he guy in that picture is an idiot!鈥� That is what I thought as I gazed at a photo of Sara and me on our wedding day. Now, let me clarify:聽I was not an idiot for getting married.聽In fact, marrying Sara is one of the smartest things I have ever done.

One of my favourite Sunday afternoon routines is listening to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation鈥檚 (CBC) Cross Country Check-up .