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The Week of October 20 to 26, 2002
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 One Up one down- Sunday
October 20, 2002
As the sun set last night the moon was rising these pictures tell the story. But
there is much more to all this than meets the eye.
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 Prince Albert at 7:00 Sunday night- Monday
October 21, 2002
This is a hard look at downtown Prince Albert, a place with the architecture and
setting to a beautiful city. This pages includes a 2MB QuickTime VR panorama of Central
Street.
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 The Greenwater report- Monday
October 21, 2002
Gerald Crawford's spectacular pictures of the arrival of what looks a lot like winter
to Greenwater park. Time for dinner theatre and travel through the changing weather
of the season.
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 Asking the questions
others de-Klien to- Monday
October 21, 2002
Ron Thornton is perturbed with Alberta's premier who seems pretty quiet lately about
his province's need to protect their pollution making nest egg when faced with the
federal government's political agenda of signing the Kyoto Accord.
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 Agricore replaces UGG- Monday
October 21, 2002
Time to change the sign. Agricore and UGG announced their merger last November and
now the Valparaiso terminal has switched its signage.
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 Tisdale School Division signs partner deal with RM of
Tisdale, Credit Union and Metis Nation of Saskatchewan- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Tisdale Middle and Secondary School's alternative programme has been identified as
a very positive educational concept for the community and three partners have stepped
forward to purchase a storefront location and provide the place with equipment and
support.
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 The Free Market has corrupted the balance
between public and private interests: Italian Prime Minister Silvio
Berlusconi and Lo Statuto dei Lavoratori- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Mario deSantis is back after a one month trip to Italy. Seeing the land of his childhood
drastically altered as even the post office is privatized and experiencing first
hand the deep unrest and potential trouble brewing as the people of Italy feel the
pinch of the President's Americanisation of their country.
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 Words and deeds don't match- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Mike Reilly notes that having being the most powerful cabinet minister for the past
nine years it is a bit late for Paul Martin to start talking about the democratic
deficit.
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 Looks like winter to me- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Here are set of pictures that show what it was like at 10:00 this morning with the
frost on the trees and sun dogs in the sky.
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 Archerwill a well kept secret- Wednesday
October 23, 2002
You pass through the village of Archerwill in a few seconds never once realising
the beauty and business that lurks behind those trees.
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 SaskEnergy makes its mark- Wednesday
October 23, 2002
A new line on the South side of Tisdale results in digging a hole near the busiest
piece of Saskatchewan highway in this part of Saskatchewan.
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 Mr. Freggi and the healthy lunch- Thursday
October 24, 2002
Archerwill Co-op pitches in to promote healthy lunches at Archerwill school throughout
this week.
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 The Metis Nation of Saskatchewan- Thursday
October 24, 2002
The regional office of the Metis Nation is located in Archerwill and this is an opportunity
to look at a brief history of this part of society and see how is growing and changing.
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 Why the sudden change?- Thursday
October 24, 2002
Last night once again several Canadian television networks carried interviews and
commentary about the "road to Damascus" convesion of Liberal leadership
hopeful Paul Martin as he chattered about reforming parliament. Brandon teacher Jeff
Harwood is not buying Martin's conversion.
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 Ice, fog and four
wheel drive- Friday
October 25, 2002
Only enough snow settled during the very early morning hours to give the street a
white coat but that is more than enough to turn friction to non-friction.
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 Saskatchewan Government turns to EDS to look after the
computer stuff- Friday
October 25, 2002
Stu Innes, like the rest of us is wondering just what the heck is going on as the
Provincial government pours enormous amounts of money into American companies to
develop computer systems in this province. This latest move to pay out more millions
to the Texas based EDS corporation, the company that provided its services to ENRON
has us wondering.
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 Parkland Photography October meeting report- Friday
October 25, 2002
This month's theme was "leaves" and three remarkable images are included
with this month's report.
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