The Week of November 2 to 8, 2003

 

November - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7


The Greenwater report
Monday
November 3, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park: A trip to Saskatoon and Prince Albert and a visit to the craft fair in Archerwill as winter comes to the Park.
The way we were
Tuesday
November 4, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: I was walking through a store when I spotted that picture, just a picture of a city with its skyscrapers then I realised when it was taken and from where it was taken and what has happened since that moment in time.
Mr. Hermanson stuck to his party line
Tuesday
November 4, 2003
by: Stu Innes
Regina: This is a rebuttal to the story posted last week dealing with the leaders Televised debate. We regret that a second message was received but can not be posted as it was lost in an accident with Email.
Michel Chossudovsky discerns the trees from the forest: The state is financing its own indebtedness
Tuessday
November 4, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Nipawin: A loop develops whereby the financial industry and industry itself begins to hold the debt of the government and so holds the governmental structures accountable to their interests. This twist in democracy explains the politicians inclination to serve business rather than voters.
St. Annes des Chenes
Wednesday
November 5, 2003
by: Lauren McCallum
St. Annes des Chenes: A historical community in Southeastern Manitoba, one of the first European settlements on the Western prairies and the area from which Saskatchewan's Francophone communities evolved. This story tells us about the historical church in the small rural community now badly in need of restoration in an effort to preserve the history of a significant contributor to the history of Western Canada.
Anti-Sweatshop Movement Provides Needed Counterweight in the Global Economy
Wednesday
November 5, 2003
by: Mark Weisbrot
Washington, D.C.: The recent accusations that Rap performer "P" Diddy is using a 368 employee sweatshop in Choloma Honduras to produce his signature clothing. This brings the issue of corporations exploiting with impunity the poor of the world for manufacturing.
Progressive Conservatives call for democratic vote
Thursday
November 6, 2003
by: John Herron
Ottawa:
The vote to merge the Progressive Conservative party with the Canadian Alliance appears not to be so universally accepted as the advertisements might suggest. This press release indicates a deep and serious rift within Tory ranks.
No Fault (Tort Reform) Auto Insurance in Canada: Hypocritical regulations to appease the Free Market
Thursday
November 6, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Nipawin: Ontario and Alberta have private insurance, astronomical rates and governments determined to reduce coverage to protect the motorist from high rates and the insurance companies from their own investment stupidity, so much for the natural consequences of the free market.
Two flies go to A&W first Anniversary
Friday
November 7. 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Bright sunlight poured into the little Tisdale A&W today as it celebrated its first anniversary. This business has certainly made its mark on the community and continues to develop its local roots.
The latest on Bush's economic exports: war and democracy
Friday
November 7, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Nipawin: Congress and Senate have approved the $87.5 billion in funds to rebuild Iraq as American corporations harvest the profits from the process and the US president is now talking as though he wants to do the same thing for China.