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The month of November, 2011
by: Timothy W. Shire Tisdale: Since Stephen Harper longs to be an American or at least be loved by Americans he has pursued the destruction of the Canadian Wheat Board. Here are some of the continuing arguments both for abolition and preservation.
by: Stu Innes Regina: Not everyone want to see the Wheat Board go away. Stu Innes wants to market his product when and where he likes.
by: Herb Schulz
Winnipeg: We maybe need to consider who is gaining rather then who is losing on the destruction of the CWB.
by: Brian Marlatt
White rock, British columbia: What about the provincial government, should they be considered accountable for Harper's agenda?
by: Darlene McCullough
Tisdale: The club is participating in many competitions as well as pitching in with community activities. This month's theme was "solitude."
by: Edwin Wallace
Swift Current: After having been forced out of his position as campaign strategist in 2007 Dale Schmeichel headed up the debacle of an NDP which ended in defeat yesterday. Edwin Wallace addresses Mr. Schmeichel to bid good riddance.
by: Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls, Ontario: The use of "depleted uranium" munitions is a serious world problem but it has been ignored and denied by the Canadian Government. Yesterday they agreed to look into the problem with Canadian veterans.
by: Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls, Ontario: The use of "depleted uranium" munitions is a serious world problem but it has been ignored and denied by the Canadian Government. Yesterday they agreed to look into the problem with Canadian veterans.
by: November
Tisdale: The Parkland Photography Club continues to provide experience and a shared photographic adventure for its members. This month's images are really a sign of the clubs growth.
by: Kevin McIntyre
Carrot River: Once a farmboy always a farmboy. With winter here Kevin and his wife Sandra are ready with a John Deere to meet this year's challenge of snow.
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: We live in a world of making, we fabricate our reality from what we interpret our environment to be. Since we make up our world it is that we project what it shall be.