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Is financial stress any way to start married life? Lynne Bell We're still in the midst of wedding season and this week, my charming editrix and I are arguing again-this time about wedding day excess.

The Vortex. The Viper. California Screamin'. Expedition Everest. The Boomerang. Thunder Mountain. Ninja.

This week I came across quite the story on the internet, I'll say off the bat that this may make some people uncomfortable to talk about, however, it is a natural part of life and our culture has simply made it an awkward topic.

Political strategy is not a strong suit for ownself. But I know I detected a hint of fear in Mayor Roy Ludwig鈥檚 eyes last week when we crossed paths at the Bienfait pool opening.

The Editor, In 2011, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall stated it was the government鈥檚 鈥渧ision and goal to make our province the very best place in Canada to live for those with disabilities.

The Editor: Lest anyone think provincial prosperity is pure luck of the draw based upon the global price for commodities, Alberta鈥檚 recent tax hikes should be a sobering reminder that bad policy can cripple an economy faster than any down turn.

Will the now colossal Regina bypass project create a negative impact on the provincial Ministry of Highway鈥檚 intention of twinning Highways 39 and 6 (south)? The fact these two major construction events are rolling out in tandem with a similar time l

The Editor: Having lived many years in Saskatchewan and over a decade in our bumpy road Estevan, I have seen the difference between politicking and governing in my time. Politicking is playing for instant favour with the people.

Premier Brad Wall hit the nail on the head going into the mid-July premier鈥檚 conference when he said, 鈥淢aybe we should send equalization payments through a pipeline to get one approved in Central Canada.

The next time someone complains about an oil spill, bring up the impact of forest fires to make the point that fires due more harm to people, property and the environment than oil spills.