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I had nearly forgotten. This summer’s string of smoke-filled skies that resembled fog some mornings and early dusk in the middle of the afternoon, conjured memories of 1980 when we had another summer of a natural disaster with similar consequences.

Dear Neighbors, On behalf of Alliance Pipeline, I would like to thank you for your patience and understanding during our recent flaring activities in your area.

Last week I shared the first five points from a great article entitled 10 Things You Don't Owe Your Child by Emily Vanderhoof. These are the last five points. I would love to hear your opinion on some of her thoughts. Enjoy! 6.

Storytelling in all its guises Lynne Bell This week, I am taking a stance that doesn't come naturally to me. I am to argue that TV shows and films inspired by books are equal to or -gasp!-even better than the tomes that inspired them.

Once again I am stunned by a news story on BBC, but this time it was about a crazy Canadian story. The title of the article read, “Dozens of full-grown crocodiles rescued from Toronto home.

The Editor, The Saskatchewan Green Party wants to know how charging a ‘Beach Tax’ in Provincial Parks and then making it impossible for the fee to be paid fits in with the vision of Keeping Saskatchewan Strong? Provincial Parks are charging a seven-d

This week it’s about politicians dear diary, but not about my stalled mayoral bid. Having been exposed to several politicians, I have made a few observations over the years. One of the latest is Brad Wall.

The Editor: As a true Canadian I am very frightened that Canadians are seriously considering electing a socialist government.

So there it was, words straight from the horse’s mouth. Saudi Arabia’s oil minister Ali Al-Naimi shook up the Business and Climate Summit delegates who were attending the conference in Paris a couple of months ago.

I recently read a great article entitled 10 Things You Don't Owe Your Child by Emily Vanderhoof. It is a little lengthy, so I will run the conclusion next week.