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Have you ever looked back a few years and wondered just what happened? It struck me recently as I ate a slab of pie at a small little caf茅 in Roblin, MB. how things have changed.

Time Magazine described it as "The Year That Changed the World". A bold statement considering the same could, and should, be said about every year of human history. Historians will tell us that our understanding of the past is never final.

That was amazing! I thought we'd hit the peak of intensity when the Roughriders walked into Winnipeg and stole a 23-17 victory two weeks ago. But that had nothing on Saskatchewan's Week 9 CFL game in Vancouver Sunday afternoon.

I spend a lot of time out in the public. Whether it be at the grocery store or the gas station, I have readers approach me with concerns all the time.

We haven't played in the sand box for a few months have we, dear diary? So let's do that this week since I have so many topics to cover and so little time. First, it's back to school for the kids.

The lead up to this weekend's Labour Day begins a period of rapid transition full of endings and beginnings. You can see it in the fields and feel it in the air and hear it in the way people talk. The times, they are changing.

It has been almost 30 years since the Saskatchewan public last saw Dick Collver.

The Grey Cup hangover is officially over. However does the honeymoon have to end as well? The Rider Nation seemingly slept-walked through the opening six games of the 2014 season, perhaps enjoying one of the hottest summers in years.

Tanya's Tales

The Grey Cup hangover is officially over. However does the honeymoon have to end as well? The Rider Nation seemingly slept-walked through the opening six games of the 2014 season, perhaps enjoying one of the hottest summers in years.