Thursday, December 5, 2002 Ensign Front Page Volume 5, N. 195
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	Fairlight Studio and Gallery Thursday December 5, 2002 As part of our continuing Christmas shopping suggestions how about a family or individual portrait or a gift certificate.	Today In Ensign * Fairlight Studio and Gallery * Bush turning attention to Venezula * Ministerial Accountability * Ready, Fire Aim . . . * Terrorist funding and guns * Mistakes were made Tomorrow in Ensign * Trust us * Christmas at the Post Office * Buy or else A year ago today and also Two years ago today and also Three years ago today and also Four years ago today, story 2 and story 3 Past Weeks November 24 to 30 November 17 to 23 November 10 to 16 November 3 to 9 Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 October 20 to 26 October 13 to 19 October 6 to 12 Sept. 29 to Oct. 5 September 22 to 28 September 15 to 21 September 8 to 14 September 1 to 7 August 25 to 31 August 18 to 24 August 11 to 17 August 4 to 10 July 28 to August 3 July 21 to 27 July 14 to 20 July 7 to 13 June 30 to July 6 Click on the button to go to that month   02 01 00 99 98 January   February   March   April   May June   July   August   September   October   November   December   Table of Contents Ensign's Index - Partial Contributor's Index - Find out about the contributors to Ensign and the article index of each. Tim's Tip of the Day Sometimes numbers are a little confusing, let me help you with this: Some one offers to shovel your driveway for $2 and then you find out that they gave the bill to your wife and she paid $1,000 for the job. That is the size of the over run on the gun registration programme carried out by the federal government and they need more money because the $1 billion is not enough. Ensign Notes Heah, I thought I was catching up yesterday then I got involved in testing software and a little animation thing, but today no fooling around, onward and upward. Check our letters page today.
Bush Administration Pushes "Regime Change" in Venezuela Thursday December 5, 2002 Mark Weisbrot the co-Director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington points out the ominous direction of the United States government to decide to depose a democratically elected government and its leader of another "oil rich" country.
Ministerial accountability Thursday December 5, 2002 Mike Reilly is shaking his head like the rest of us at the way the government has hidden the incredible cost overruns and side pocket deals from parliament.
Ready, Fire, Aim . . . Canada's new billion-dollar boondoggle Thursday December 5, 2002 Walter Robinson of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation identifies some of the most troublesome items in the Auditor General's report. Links on this page will take you to the actual report.
Terrorist funding and guns Thursday December 5, 2002 Member of Parliament Peter MacKay points out that terrorist groups raise money in this country then at times get into terrible battles with their countrymen here in Canada while we are wasted a billion dollars trying to register hunting rifles.
Mistakes were made Thursday December 5, 2002 Jason Inness from Calgary considers the pattern of confusion that has been the federal government and leaves us with a ominous concern.
Beeland Co-op pays dividends to over 65 members Wednesday December 4, 2002 It was time to celebrate at Beeland Co-op yesterday as cheques were handed out for a very successful business year.
The Economic Garbage of Tax Cuts and Privatization Wednesday December 4, 2002 Mario deSantis lays down his cards and he wins. The free market system of thinking that tax cuts improve things for everyone is wrong. But don't take Mario's word for it check out the references and you will discover that what is continuing to be world economic policy has failed and more of the same will cause more of the same.
Billions short without consultants cutting more Wednesday December 4, 2002 Derral Bellaire from London Ontario explains the dire need our country has for a well equipped and well funded military and is disturbed to discover the minister is looking for ways to cut even further the force that is already an international embarassment because of the failure of the government to support the responsiblities we have around the globe.
The iMac revisted Wednesday December 4, 2002 Find out about the new flat screen iMac and its new UNIX based operating system. Faster Than Light Communications is no longer an Apple VAR and sale of these machines is almost always direct from the manufacturer.
Memory Lane Monograms Tuesday December 3, 2002 A new business has opened in business offering custom clothing and promotional products. Talk about a made to order Christmas gift.
Christmas shopping in Tisdale part III Monday December 2, 2002 Last week we took a look at several stores downtown to check out the kinds of merchandise available for Christmas shoppers this year. Today we take a look at four more and toss in a suggestion for lunch.
Sonia's Menu Monday December 2, 2002 This morning I dropped in to Sonia's for coffee and enjoyed the conversation and atmosphere.
Pharmasave Monday December 2, 2002 Local Christmas shopping has some interesting varieties of things to discover like the cool bunch of hockey collectibles in Pharmasave.
Pearson's Monday December 2, 2002 Year round Pearson's department store has great values and a large stock on hand but their Christmas stock is excellent especially in the toy department.
Martin's Monday December 2, 2002 Shopping at home may be more than looking for ornaments and toys so here is a visit to Martin's to check out the furniture.
Family Furniture Monday December 2, 2002 Here is the place to go if you are looking for a classy easy chair or sofa.
The Greenwater Report Monday December 2, 2002 Ever wonder what it would be like to take a bus tour of Branson taking in the country shows. Gerald Crawford takes us along on the trip and tells us the details.
My 2¢ Worth On Romanow's $15,000,000.00 Report Monday December 2, 2002 Ron Thornton feels that the Romanow Commission was to expensive for the results it delivers and maintains that it is advocating an infringement on Provincial rights.
Bush's model of freedom: citizenship being replaced by ownership Monday December 2, 2002 Mario deSantis worries that the American media being so concentrated is no longer willing or able to perform the function needed in a demcratic society.
A state of mind Sunday December 1, 2002 So what if you mobility is limited does that really matter in what you make of your life. Here we examine what it means to be "not handicapped" with the help of Kevin McIntyre.
Facing the demons head on: booze Sunday December 1, 2002 Mark Allan Whittle discusses the struggle he has had for the past nine years to stay successfully sober.
We are in this together Sunday December 1, 2002 A scene prompted some thoughts on the important concept of working together. To hear the song for the day you will need to have QuickTime installed in your computer.
Fat Boy Sunday December 1, 2002 A custom made tank was produced in the early part of November by Northern Steel Industries.
Recycle Sunday December 1, 2002 Nuform Packaging continues to pump out the production as raw materials flow into the plant for recycling.
November comes to a close Saturday November 30, 2002 Each year we pack so many events into November that it seems to be a monumental task just to get through it and now its time to put it behind us for another year. You will need QuickTime to hear the song of the day,"Adagio" by Lara Fabian.
Fighting the Bastards of our Plutocracy: Recognizing the work of Lorie Terry and Sheila Steele Saturday November 30, 2002 Mario deSantis recognises the commendable and tireless efforts of two Saskatchewan women who have decided not to roll over but stand up for Saskatchewan people who are suffering from the rough behaviour of SGI and the Saskatchewan Department of Justice.
Tisdale Barber / Stylist Friday November 29, 2002 Now we know the secret of why Mr. Mann looks so good. He has A. Paul Van Oene tiding up.
Hi-Fashion Friday November 29, 2002 Clothes of all kinds but especially unique western gear set this store apart from the big box noise factories in the cities. Shopping at home makes cents.
LaCroix Drugs Friday November 29, 2002 Here are some pictures of one of Tisdale's businesses with lots of selection for the hometown Christmas shopper.
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