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Dubbed the "Bummer Summer" by British Columbian standards, it's been a cool, wet first half of the year. Personally I haven't missed the scorching temperatures blanketing much of the continent but I can't say the same for the garden.

It took several days, but the strained mea culpa finally came out. On June 23, Premier Brad Wall responded to numerous questions regarding the Crop Insurance strike. On July 20, the Sask.

The message is out there, loud and clear. Do not provide your credit card information over the phone or through your computer unless you are the one initiating the transaction.

Dear Editor Why do so many people believe that the recent problem with Canada Post, which has resulted in no mail being delivered for a few days, is all the fault of the postal workers, or, perhaps even more, the fault of their union? A non-political

I sat down recently and watched the documentary Babies with my wife for an at home date night. A mistake in selection on my wife's part, because I sat down to critique the movie.

Carrie Underwood is just like all of us; she sang along with all her favourite Martina McBride songs, using the steering wheel as her drums and as her microphone. We all dream about being the person singing back at us on the radio.

Sometimes it seems there is no news in this province but the weather.

A few days ago I realized that inspiration and motivation for change comes in many ways. Several months ago, after working with a client for many weeks, she came to her daily workout session with a very "feel sorry for myself" attitude.

A recent increase in bear-spray incidents in North Battleford must have some questioning the trend. It seems the deterrent has become somewhat of a weapon of choice during recent assaults in the city.

When news first broke out about the dogs in Yorkton, who fed on their deceased owners after being locked in with the bodies over a three week period, the media couldn't stop talking about the poor dogs.