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The Week of April 18 to 24,
2004
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April - 20 - 21
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 Sixty-six
houses and lots on the Tisdale Market this spring- Tuesday
April 20, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Here
is a catalogue of the houses and lots on the market in Tisdale today. Only one new
house and many older small homes, but there is something for everyone in this market
place.
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 Better April 16 than June
6th- Tuesday
April 20, 2004
by : Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls
: The Prime Minister visited Camp Gagetown in New Brunswick, the first prime minister
ever to visit this army base and in his speech last Wednesday he made a mistake,
his printed speech had the word Normandy in it twice but twice he said Norway. We
are used to the American leader making gaffs like this but in Canada we expect more
of our leaders especially a man in his sixties seeking election this year.
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 The Greenwater Report- Tuesday
April 20, 2004
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : Spring has been taking its time but things have been
busy with auction sales, a 15th anniversary of a business and a new grand opening
in Naicam. Meanwhile the birds are still around the feeder and the sandhill cranes
have taken over the countryside.
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 Tisdale
Young Eagles take to the sky- Wednesday
April 21, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Saturday
was a gloomy overcast day but the spirits were sky high at Tisdale airport as thirty-five
young people signed up for their ride in an aircraft with flying club pilots and
fuel supplied by sponsors of the event.
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 Electoral
Reform Proposals- Wednesday
April 21, 2004
by : Brian Marlatt
White Rock B. C.
: Democracy is not nearly as robust a concept as one might think and in this story
we are warned of the dangers of turning over the selection of representatives to
political parties. Though aiming at fairness narrowly focused interest groups or
even regional interest groups could serious upset the political system and produce
even greater unfairness.
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 We
must do lunch more often- Wednesday
April 21, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : A few
mintues before twelve I was at the Golden Age Centre to enjoy an absolutely
wonderful quiche lunch.
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 Paul Martin and his 'new'
plan for Healthcare- Wednesday
April 21, 2004
by : Rebecca Gingrich
Princeton, Ontario
: Though the Prime Minister and Minister of Health talk like they have good things
going for Canada's health care system the Prime Minister is just a wee bit short
on credibility.
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 Bush,
the Armageddon fundamentalist, says:"I haven't
suffered doubt. History, we won't know. We'll all be dead."- Wednesday
April 21, 2004
by : Mario deSantis
Nipawin : One
of America's most respected journalists has said in his book what Mario deSantis
has been saying in this web site since 9-11 and now the added feature of the Saudi's
manipulating fuel prices. I guess that's what friends are for.
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