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J.L. Granatstein may be a distinguished research fellow of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute, but in his March 4 opinion piece in the National Post, he is just plain wrong.

Dear Editor On behalf of Canadian Blood Services, happy New Year and a heartfelt thanks to all blood donors in North Battleford. Through your generosity more than 864 blood donations were collected in 2012.

We've wanted more people here for a long time. Saskatchewan has been waiting forever for its population to grow. Now it is. And we're about to experience one of the small inconveniences to that growth.

After a week of overcast Vancouver grey days and some rainy snow it is nice to have a bright day. That was not nice for drivers as there were lots of guys in the ditch and some cars on their roofs.

Did you see the headlines Feb. 18? That TV and antisocial behaviour are linked? There was avid attention garnered by this recent study released from New Zealand that was published in Pediatrics.

Ed, my neighbor next door, came walking with me last week. I try to walk at the track at our arena in the winter. Ed has a sour opinion about walking, but he has extensive views on our winters.

These days just about everything is stored in the form of a computer file, whether it's photos, documents, invoicing or business contact details.

There's a Battlefords connection to a popular animated feature film currently making its rounds at the cinemas.

March opens with the moon just a 10th of a degree away from the bright star, Spica. Which means that Saturn will be close by, also, since the Ringed Planet has been hovering around that area for months.

As a photographer, you get me started on the topic of cameras, and you might have to block off an hour or two. In the last six months in particular, the topic of the GoPro has come up frequently. Three times today, in fact.