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Corporations want big markets

Corporations want big markets

If you are a regular reader, and sure hope you are, you will know I am a proponent of varietal research as a key to the future of agriculture's ability to feed to the world. That of course comes with some caveats.
Dear Editor

Dear Editor

Dear Editor: We have been preoccupied with criticizing the Sun Country Health Board and particularly the chairperson, Mrs. Bauche. I would like to commend Ken Wilson for their well written letters. Now let's look at the political end of it.
Make yourself count

Make yourself count

Jennifer's Journal
Basic economic lesson learned early

Basic economic lesson learned early

In the Farm Fragments exhibit at the EAGM, there is a display of old but very real cheques that served as legal tender about 60 or more years ago.
Get to work already

Get to work already

May 15, 2008. It's not likely a date that stands out for any particular reason. However, it is a date that should have some significance for Estevan residents.
Time to change the All-Star game

Time to change the All-Star game

The NHL All-Star game is this weekend in Raleigh, North Carolina and as an avid hockey fan, I really couldn't care less - and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. Over the last 10-12 years, the All-Star game has become something of a joke.
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor: I am writing in regard to the town's explanation about our streets and gutters. I or any of the neighbors I talked to did not have a vote on what type of curbs we wanted.
The need to separate church and state

The need to separate church and state

Issues of fundamental, ethical principles are always the most difficult for politicians to handle.
The heart of the matter

The heart of the matter

If I wanted to, I could get a doctor's note for the last few columns I've missed. It would read: "Please excuse the absence of Nils's column. He actually should be found in the Obituaries. Not his column. Him.
2011 should be a good year price wise for most crops

2011 should be a good year price wise for most crops

For Prairie farmers the start of 2011 must truly be a case of deciding whether they want to look at the year ahead as a situation of the glass being full, or being empty.
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