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So much is new on the eve of the 2011-12 National Hockey League season that the league should consider adding an initial: The NNHL - the New National Hockey League.

I had an interesting discussion with North Battleford-based Liberal leader Ryan Bater the other day.

He said Fall is a busy season. It's maybe the busiest three months in the calendar year. Things are definitely happening. Sports are huge in the fall. Hockey is back. The CFL playoff races heat up, and the NFL season has kicked off.

It would be more than a decade ago now that I listened to speaker Dr. Lowell Catlett, a futurist and economist from New Mexico State University. It was one of those presentations that left a rather lasting mark with a then much younger journalist.

I've noticed the weirdest trend on Facebook lately. More and more of my Facebook friends have been turning into animals. No, I'm serious. Every time I sign into my account, I see that 30 or more of my friends have changed their profile pictures.

If you want to make changes to your home or lifestyle, considering feng shui is one option that could be exactly the change one needs. Feng shui is an art and a lifestyle that means coexisting in an environment that is balanced and harmonious.

The long season that is the NHL year has begun, and while we are nowhere within sight of the spectacular June climax, there are things to keep fans excited. There isn't much excitement in training camp.

Despite some big defensive plays, the Estevan Steelers could not stop the powerful Regina Packers on Sunday in their final home game of the season.

After going a week without playing, the Estevan Bruins lost a pair of road games on the weekend to fall to 1-2 on the young Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season.

If he needed a reminder about why Estevan needs a truck route around the city, Mayor Gary St. Onge got one Monday. St. Onge was by McDonald's Monday when a semi drove by the restaurant, leaving all kinds of dirt and dust in its wake.