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Marna's Musings

Much to my chagrin, one of the most popular sections of the 麻豆视频east Trader Express is the Cheers and Jeers section.

Is the frenetic pace we have been setting for the past two years about to level off at least a little bit? One good indicator that this is perhaps so, might be found in the recent building permit reports provided by city hall on a monthly basis.

You just know they were holding their breath. Although the forecast was sunny, and the first few hours of the day bore that out, you know the track officials at Estevan Motor Speedway were taking a "seeing is believing" approach to Friday's races.

OK, guess what, based on the headline of this week's column? I'm NOT pregnant, but this week I do get to do something that I'd always associated with pregnancy: I'm getting an ultrasound on my stomach! Pretty exciting, and given my natural tendency t

As spring officially passes into summer, the saga of the Canadian Wheat Board drags on becoming the Prairie version of 'The Never Ending Story'.

I was very disappointed when The Observer did not cover the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards in Regina May 3, even though there were three nominated from our area.

Languages, there are so many of them around the world. Even within a single language there are a great many variations. It's not even simply the accents of the people that are different, but the different word uses they have can be misleading.

The renovations continue. This winter we asked first-year Roughrider head coach Corey Chamblin if his football team - if compared to a recently-purchased house - was simply a fixer-upper or if it needed massive renovations.

There are many ways Canadians can identify themselves. We have an incredible history as an industrious but slow moving people, hiding beneath the shade of our southern neighbours like the maples beneath the oaks in that Rush song.