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The Saskatchewan Roughriders emerged 27-23 winners over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Labour Day Classic, but forgive me if I'm feeling a little unsettled despite the victory.

So many people have said that they have found tomato blight in their gardens this year. It's no surprise, considering the kind of year it was.

Are we driving ourselves into oblivion? Or will new automobile technology save us from the environmental impact of the fossil-fuelled tanks we use to get around? On the extreme end of the consequences of our auto-centric societies, we need only to lo

With all due respect to those fighting health care battles in rural Saskatchewan, you probably have already lost the fight if you only are only staring your fight when the closure announcement is made. Of course, this mistake is understandable.

Whether one realizes it or not, the complex nature of most political issues tends to test one's political views.

Dear Editor:What happened to the Sask. Wheat Pool? During 1972 to 1992 Sask. Wheat Pool was the largest grain company in Canada enjoying 60 to 70 per cent of the Saskatchewan grain market, plus owning several large elevators in Alberta and Manitoba.

I read an interesting article by Mark Cullen; you probably know Mark because he's the gardening expert on Canada AM, as well as the author of many gardening books.

It was with great relief, probably, throughout the country when it was announced police had arrested Dustin Paxton in connection with a very disturbing assault that lasted several months and resulted in the victim, Dustin LaFortune, having parts of h

There is a link between nutrition and brain power. Researchers are learning that certain foods and their nutrients can help build better brains and help boost the brain function of children in school.