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Dear Editor Last fall, I wrote a letter to the editor inquiring as to why the chartered banks in our community had not, at that time, committed any funding to our community's multiplex project.

I like to know what is going on. I pay attention to social networking sites, I read as much as I can and I listen to broadcasts and banter.

Last week I had the joy of spending time with long-time and brand-new friends in Saskatchewan.

Dear Editor, The Prime Minister has a lot to be smiling about, Canada has become the nation of envy around the world, Our government has brought us through a recession with very little debt, very low unemployment, and more trade agreements than every

Dear Editor, We are being told by Prime Minster Stephen Harper that the opposition has forced upon us an unnecessary election. The Prime Minister no doubt hopes that we will forget that he called an unnecessary election in 2008.

Ed, my neighbour next door, was off to Edmonton for Easter. Family pressure there resulted in Ed being obliged to attend church with his relatives.

Dear Editor, I would like to first take this opportunity to thank Ms. Scaglione for coming out to the luncheon commemorating Social Work Week.

There are a lot of different diet plans out there. Fitness and nutrition experts have varying opinions on healthy diets but there is one thing that we can all agree on - portion control.

Recent political events have brought to the forefront of my cerebral cortex all the thoughts of the political process, the democratic rule, the platforms of party campaigns, and yet, for all the commotion and excitement, I remain slightly re-gruntled

What had been a pretty calm, uneventful federal election race in Saskatchewan took a turn for the controversial last week when it was revealed that Brad Trost, sitting MP for Saskatoon-Humboldt, announced that the Harper government plans to cut fundi