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The Week of June 20 to 26,
2004
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June - 25 - 26
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 Don Hovdebo,
only candidate to attend all candidate's forum Thursday night- Friday
June 25, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : The
Chamber of Commerce All Candidate's forum was cancelled, apparently because a candidate
could not attend but like myself and a dozen or so others Don Hovdobo was unaware
of the cancellation until he got to the RECPLex last night. Find out what
he has to say about equallisation payments and agricutlure in the QuickTime
video clip (1.7MB) in this story.
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 The
Greenwater Report- Friday
June 25, 2004
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : The creek is running as deer and other animals of the woods make
their presence known. Gerald's thinking about getting his boat in the water but that
snow last week has had slowing effect on getting the boat launched.
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 A question to be asked and
answered- Friday
June 25, 2004
by : Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls
: The Conservatives and their leader have indicated that they would like to see more
foreign investment. Perhaps we have heard this line before.
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 This
Is One Orchard That Seems To Bare Rotten Fruit- Friday
June 25, 2004
by : Ron Thornton
Edmonton : In
this article Ron Thornton rebuts an earlier article by David Orchard and in these
two positions we can see the reflection of the political climate of the United States.
Polarisation is by far the most dangerous thing our society. From their perspective
both Mr. Orchard and Mr. Thornton see the issues.
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 The untouched issue- Friday
June 25, 2004
by : Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls
: If you thought Mulroney was bad for Canada, Joe Hueglin warns that you haven't
seen anything yet as the Conservative leader is determined to merge once more.
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 The
Great Sandhills: a fourteen thousand year old crisis- Saturday
June 26, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Sceptre : From
Swift Current to Maple Creek, north of the TransCanada highway to Leader is a geological
consequence of the last glacial period. Its not empty, it is full of life, has enormous
potential and deserves a good deal of respect. This is a large collection of pictures
that tells the story is in the form of a 4MB QuickTime slide show.(This takes
a while to download even on high speed) This story includes information and attitudes
from some of the interviews with its human inhabitants and included is a QuickTime
VR panorama of some open dunes south of Sceptre.
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