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How do you spell relief? W-I-N! The Saskatchewan Roughriders kicked their five-game losing streak to the curb with a convincing 52-0 rout of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Labour Day Classic XLIX Sunday afternoon before a sellout crowd of 33,427.

"KO, daily" is an anagram of Lydia Ko, the 15-year-old New Zealand amateur golfer who did exactly that to the professional field - four days in a row, in fact - at the recent CN Canadian Women's Open championship in Vancouver.

If you follow my column, you will remember that last month I revealed my new-found clutziness (is that even a word?). Well either I have no pull with the city or the property owner doesn't read my column.

Though this column is published Friday, I'm writing it Tuesday, the day before school starts. The day before the last first day of school. Ever. I'm in my undergraduate year, and who knows if I'll continue on with some more education someday.

Talk about roughing somebody up and taking their lunch money.

If it were simply a matter of where a political party leader was from, election results would be a lot different, wouldn't they? Take the 2011 Saskatchewan provincial election in which the NDP were wiped off the map in rural Saskatchewan.

With the Quebec election all wrapped up, and the Parti Quebecois holding minority power in the province, sovereignty is in the air.

At lower levels of hockey, particularly in Junior A, it's important for reporters and coaches to develop a healthy working relationship. The team and the media both need each other, and the sooner both sides realize that, the better.

Editor's note: The following letter addressed to Premier Brad Wall and Minister of Highways and Infrastructure Don McMorris is being reprinted here with the permission of the writer.

It's a long standing issue that doesn't resonate loudly with the general public, but continues to fester a bit within certain administration communities as well as with some members of the media.