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Things really do change from one generation to another. Here鈥檚 one from the Poor Little Rich Girl file to illustrate that fact.

Perhaps for the first time in seven years, the Sask.

I had the opportunity recently to visit the city where I lived for five of my elementary school years. I had some time to drive around and see familiar places including schools, churches, parks and ball diamonds.

I had a totally different column ready for this weekend but then I made a trip to Toronto and my topic drastically changed. One of my favorite things to do to pass the time while John is busy with meetings, is to people-watch.

I'm always told that four hours isn't very far away from home. For the most part it's not too bad, but there are instances when it seems forever away.

I am sure I am not the only one that has noticed that winter is defiantly at our doorstep. In fact, it's safe to say that Mother Nature is ringing the doorbell, just waiting to get in.

A significant milestone was reached in Weyburn on Friday, as invited dignitaries and officials gathered and the keys for this city鈥檚 first-ever Habitat For Humanity home were turned over to the new owner, Angela Dunn and her two children.

There are too many ideas running through my head these days, but what really hurts is the fact that none of them are any good. I have no validity when my grand ideas are placed up to the light for closer scrutiny.

The Editor, One of the late Jim Flaherty's best features as Finance Minister was his willingness to push-back against Stephen Harper's excessive partisanship. income splitting was a case in point. Mr.

The Editor, Thank you to everyone who played a role in a great Initiation Hockey Jamboree on Saturday, Nov. 8 at the Estevan Leisure Centre.