麻豆视频

They're not mad in the Rider Nation. Yet.

I was reading recently about the concerns from a University of Saskatchewan researcher regarding the risk wild boar pose in Saskatchewan. We have already seen an impact of the introduced species in Manitoba.

While listening to a speaker recently the audience was challenged to think about our connections to people around us and whether or not we had true friends.

So much to complain about, yet so little space and time in which to do so, but I will try my best, dear diary. First problem. I am being punished for conducting traditional business the old fashioned way.

Weyburn was once again host to a successful major fundraiser golf tournament to benefit the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation.

Since the Agricultural Council of Saskatchewan raised the topic last week, we felt it was perhaps a perfect opportunity to revisit the matter of irrigation in southeast Saskatchewan again as well.

Story:If she hadn't approached the topic with such seriousness I think I would have shrieked in sheer delight. The first words out of my 17 year old daughter's mouth when I arrived home were, "Mom, I've been watching the news and I have questions.

It was ... simply put ... the worst-case scenario.

Tanya's Tales

If there is one thing I can recall from my youth it is the way Dad and Grandpa watched the skies.