The Week of August 25 to 31, 2002

 
School Year 2002 - 2003 Begins Today
Monday
August 26, 2002
A magnificent August day for the new school year to get underway here in Tisdale and in much of the province.
The Greenwater Report For August 26, 2002
Monday
August 26, 2002
Warm weather as the season draws to a close for the park and Gerald tells us about berries, sales and sunflowers.
"Will you have cheese with that?"
Monday
August 26, 2002
Work began this morning on developing the Tisdale outlet for the A&W fast food chain.
No Fault in Saskatchewan:Lorie Terry publishes an article on insurance research and medical ethics
Monday
August 26, 2002
Since the spring of 2000 we at this web site have been haunted with the horror of the behaviour and intent of SGI with more than seventy articles written on the subject. Mario deSantis points out the recent article published written by Saskatchewan activist Lorie Terry.
Fire Damages Welding Shop
Monday
August 26, 2002
This shop is one of the stories we were working on and had missed seeing the owner for a picture and details.
Thank you Sheila Steele for letting us get to know police Superintendent Brian George Dueck
Monday
August 26, 2002
Saskatoon City police officer continues to practice his trade while many consider his actions and that of the police force he works with to be extremely suspicious.
Ottawa Far Out of Touch
Monday
August 26, 2002
Regina area farmer Stu Innes explains the inept Federal Government's response to Western Canada's drought with yet another programme that will benefit almost no one in Western Canada.
Auction Day In Tisdale
Monday
August 26, 2002
Mostly household goods from furniture to antiques go on sale tomorrow at the auction sale. Here are some of the special items to be found at the sale.
New Line Under the street
Tuesday
August 27, 2002
SaskTel discovered a problem with its line and this morning replaced it using a drilling system to make the fix without digging up the street.
PC's praise the Lord
Tuesday
August 27, 2002
Ron Thornton gives us an outsiders view of the man who certainly impressed Progressive Conservatives at their convention this past weekend, New Brunswick premier, Bernard Lord.
The pretend auto business
Tuesday
August 27, 2002
Back in May of this year we did a story about the expensive SUV version of the US military Hummer. Here is the story of how we got this one wrong.
Harper's regional soapbox
Tuesday
August 27, 2002
A week ago Michael Watkins pointed out some disconcerting reasons why the Canadian Alliance is unpalitable to the Progressive Conservatives to which Phyllis Hubeli replied. Today Michael responds.
Sharing sunrise this morning
Tuesday
August 27, 2002
At 0600 the morning was fully lit with a great sunrise and you can share the moment and learn about landing as well.
New speed bump to be installed
Wednesday
August 28, 2002
Tomorrow morning work begins and turning this intersection into a very big hole.
Prime Ministers 101
Wednesday
August 28, 2002
Ron Thornton passed this discussion on to the editor in email and it is just what we all need to sort out some of Canada's prime ministers.
Careful Now
Thursday
August 29, 2002
The water and sewer lines under main street are intercepted as the service for the new A&W is being accomplished today.
Kyoto: What if we do, or we don't?
Thursday
August 29, 2002
Today CBC reported that the Federal government plans to sign the accord in October. Ron Thornton gives us his view of what this really means.
Western Separatism and Provincial Rights
Thursday
August 29, 2002
It is definitely time to get this discussion out in the open. This is Phyllis H. Hubeli's response to Michael Watkins Tuesday story. It is important to see this discussion because if we think about our country we know that we share and disagree with various views. Today we are given the case for increases provincial rights.
Terry Fox sign-up
Friday
August 30, 2002
Today its time to get in the spirit and sign up for the Terry Fox run at the front of the post office.
Breaking down the brainwashed perception of GDP and Productivity
Friday
August 30, 2002
Just saying something does not make it true and the politicians and economist have a tendancy to make pronouncements that are far from accurate. Mario deSantis asks us to think about the continuing use of GDP and Productivity as some measure of the way things are going. Be sure to check out the links on this page.
Tisdale Today - August 30, 2002
Friday
August 30, 2002
Some observations in our little town today.
Second Growth
Saturday
August 31, 2002
The preculiar growing conditions have created one of the most unusual harvests ever.
Why Canada should not ratify Kyoto
Saturday
August 31, 2002
Certainly we are all for clearn air and water but will Canada going for the Kyoto accord make a difference? Phyllis H. Hubeli has taken on the challenge of dealing with this topic and this story is worth considering carefully.
Tourist booth closes this weekend
Saturday
August 31, 2002
All summer long the booth has been greeting visitors and giving them a clue about what to see and do but this is its last weekend open.