麻豆传媒AV

I think I owe somebody an apology. If you are a faithful reader of The Mercury, you likely noticed last week that I was called on the carpet for my "potty mouth.

We have small fears and big fears. For example, some of us are not that excited about petting snakes, but we don't necessarily fear them, do we? Just a cautious reluctance. Now skydiving - without lessons and a torn parachute big time fear.

When Roy Halladay left the Toronto Blue Jays for Philadelphia as part of a four-team trade in the off-season, it came as a surprise to no one. For the entire 2009 MLB season there had been speculation and rumors that "Doc" was on his way out.

There is a palpable feeling of unease drifting across southeast Saskatchewan. As a result of extensive, rapid growth, it has become apparent that one body in particular has been caught off guard, and that is our provincial government.

It happens to all of us at one time or another. Usually it happens to me. But not long ago it happened to my wife. Oh, happy days. We were at a concert on a recent Saturday night.

For the fourth consecutive year, Roughrider fans will be able to watch their team in the playoffs at Mosaic Stadium.

If ever there was a fall when Saskatchewan, especially rural Saskatchewan, could use some good economic news, it's this fall.

A nation-wide debate over the decriminalization of prostitution is poised to take centre stage any day now.

While healthcare is an often-debated topic in provincial and federal politics, what many overlooked is the birth of the universal healthcare system, which was a birth of great pain and effort.

Dear Editor: I am sure that everyone is aware of the controversy over CCSVI (Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency). It is a new theory put forth by a Dr.