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Usually this would be the time of year when I would begin to write my annual column summing up box office results for the summer months.

"Which lake were you at last week?" Ed, my neighbour next door, asked. "Emma Lake," I answered. "Why would you go so far north with so many good lakes nearby?" demanded Ed. "It is fairly close to Prince Albert.

Dear Editor: The Saskatchewan Federal Electoral Boundary Commission has released a new draft proposal of the 14 electoral districts.

Is it best to do cardio on an empty stomach? An hour after eating? First thing in the morning? At the end of the day? The simple answer is "YES!" Anytime, as long as you're doing it. You will burn fat no matter when you exercise.

Summer holidays slip away far too quickly. With only a few weeks left it seems like we have put on plenty of kilometres and seen many people and places, but there is still so much we want to do.

It's not a job where you get to see people at their best. People involved in health care deal with the cranky, the suffering, the angry, the sad, the belligerent.

With the Olympics in high gear last week, I decided to base my column in a sport that wasn't part of the London events: politics.

I had an interesting discussion recently with a young lady who is a year out of high school, and still trying to figure out what to do with her life.

I would like to congratulate the City of North Battleford for painiting some handicap zones blue. This may stop people from saying, "I didn't see the sign." Keep up the action. Lawrence Woodbury North Battleford

Dear Editor I've been reading in the paper about some people having safety/security issues while walking in the downtown area of our fair city and it occurs to me that two words would solve all of the issues relating to the city centre - patrol offic