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Ed, my old neighbour in Saskatchewan, said yesterday that continuing to be a farmer shows he is not too smart. I asked him if the pressure of his harvest was getting to him.

Letter to the Editor

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The moon begins this month at full phase. A few days later, Sept. 5, the moon occults Mars for viewers in the 麻豆传媒AVern Hemisphere 鈥� a very close conjunction for Northern Hemisphere observers. Sept.

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In his book, A Confession, Leo Tolstoy relates how as a boy he possessed a great drive to goodness. Unfortunately, this was erased in his adult life due to his ambition to get ahead.

Ed, my old neighbour in Saskatchewan, calls the COVID-19 pandemic 鈥淭he Spoiler!鈥� Instead of a boy and girl walking hand-in-hand along the shady lanes, they are to keep six feet apart these summer days.

鈥淣ot again,鈥� Ed my old neighbour grumbled. My former neighbour from Saskatchewan had no patience when I reminded him that forgiving someone is a gift you give yourself. Ed sees forgiveness as a useless activity that is a waste of our time.

As fall rolls around, we often see less colour in the garden. Often gardeners are taking a break from the summer chores and focusing on the harvest of vegetables and other more autumn-like chores.

In November 2017, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered an apology to residential school survivors in Newfoundland and Labrador.