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Ë®¹ûÊÓƵbodies - And the adventure continues!

By Rita Friesen

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I was getting caught up on the list of jobs I wanted to do. Washing the venetian blinds that hang in the garage was high on the list; they are one of the first things I see whenever I come home. I had successfully removed one and brought it in to soak in the tub. I casually leaned over and turned on the hot water tap. Only to have it come right off!

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Observation Aug. 12

By Addy Oberlin

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This past week, we encountered some severe thunderstorms, especially in the southern part of the province. Thunder and lightening just rolled along the sky. 

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Faithfully yours - Justice that is ‘seen’ to be served

By Neil Strohschein

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In the early fall of 1984, Brian Mulroney and Canada’s Progressive Conservatives defeated the Liberals under reigning Prime Minister John Turner and formed a new majority government.

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My Perspective - Hungry for knowledge

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

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Right now, the biggest challenge facing agriculture isn’t an ageing population, market volatility, weather or rising input costs. Today, the biggest challenge facing farmers is consumer education.

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Right in the centre - You can't fix stupid

By Ken Waddell

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They say you can’t fix stupid and there’s plenty of it to go around. It’s at all levels of government, sometimes found in the business world and often in our individual lives.

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