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0800 Tuesday - Fog, visibility 5, -10º,
wind 5 knots at 260º, altimeter 30.64-----------WeatherLog
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- Tisdale School Division signs partner deal with RM of Tisdale, Credit
Union and Metis Nation of Saskatchewan
- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Tisdale Middle and Secondary School's alternative programme has been identified as
a very positive educational concept for the community and three partners have stepped
forward to purchase a storefront location and provide the place with equipment and
support.
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 The Free Market
has corrupted the balance between public and private interests: Italian
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Lo Statuto dei Lavoratori- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Mario deSantis is back after a one month trip to Italy. Seeing the land of his childhood
drastically altered as even the post office is privatized and experiencing first
hand the deep unrest and potential trouble brewing as the people of Italy feel the
pinch of the President's Americanisation of their country.
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 Words and deeds
don't match- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Mike Reilly notes that having being the most powerful cabinet minister for the past
nine years it is a bit late for Paul Martin to start talking about the democratic
deficit.
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 Looks like winter to me- Tuesday
October 22, 2002
Here are set of pictures that show what it was like at 10:00 this morning with the
frost on the trees and sun dogs in the sky.
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 Prince Albert at 7:00 Sunday
night- Monday
October 21, 2002
This is a hard look at downtown Prince Albert, a place with the architecture and
setting to a beautiful city. This pages includes a 2MB QuickTime VR panorama of Central
Street.
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 The Greenwater report- Monday
October 21, 2002
Gerald Crawford's spectacular pictures of the arrival of what looks a lot like winter
to Greenwater park. Time for dinner theatre and travel through the changing weather
of the season.
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 Asking the questions
others de-Klien to- Monday
October 21, 2002
Ron Thornton is perturbed with Alberta's premier who seems pretty quiet lately about
his province's need to protect their pollution making nest egg when faced with the
federal government's political agenda of signing the Kyoto Accord.
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 Agricore replaces UGG- Monday
October 21, 2002
Time to change the sign. Agricore and UGG announced their merger last November and
now the Valparaiso terminal has switched its signage.
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 One Up one down- Sunday
October 20, 2002
As the sun set last night the moon was rising these pictures tell the story. But
there is much more to all this than meets the eye.
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 1950 Ford Custom sedan- Saturday
October 19, 2002
On October 29 this car and several other classics will be sold at auction but first
here is a look at this fifty-two year old car.
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 And . . . then it snowed- Friday
October 18, 2002
The trials and tribulations of the crop of 2002 are not over as what is left in the
field was covered with a fairly heavy layer of snow yesterday.
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 The right to education- Friday
October 18, 2002
Be sure to check the reference on this story as it fills in the details about a strike
of the educational assistants in Hamilton Ontario. Mark Alan Whittle explains the
action he is taking to attempt to get something close to fairness for his disabled
son. This discrimnatory strike only affects the disabled children and clearly is
an issue that we all need to be concerned about as it is how we treat those least
fortunate that a society is judged.
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 Our new car- Friday
October 18, 2002
The RCMP has put some Chevy Impalas to work as police cars ending the domination
of the rear wheel drive Ford Crown Victoria.
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 Kyoto’s many questions
all lead to the same answer: Referendum- Friday
October 18, 2002
If you haven't already figured this one out, the reason the Prime Minister is going
for ratifying the Kyoto Accord is because he knows already from polling that Canadians
want something done about pollution. Walter Robinson of the Canadian Tax Payer's
Federation has spotted the need for Canadians to be informed and to discuss this
issue because it will certainly affect each and every Canadian's way of life.
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 St. Matthew's fall sale- Thursday
October 17, 2002
The church hall was crowded this morning as the fall rummage sale got underway.
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 Paul (and now
John) borrowing to appear to have paid.- Thursday
October 17, 2002
Joe Hueglin points out the glaring reality that the Federal government's apparent
surplus of almost $9 billion has been produced by charging excessive amounts for
the money taken from employees and employers in Employment Insurance which is now
considered another form of direct taxation.
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 What about the dinosaurs?- Thursday
October 17, 2002
Scarborough Progressive riding president Peggy Merritt feels that the Federal government
has been distracted in its handling of the Kyoto issue and feels that without cooperation
between North American governments little can be achieved.
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 Cut back on unneeded "other"
spending- Thursday
October 17, 2002
Mike Reilly points out a very disturbing factor that has been raised by the auditor
general as taxes have risen, services reduced and debt reduction unchanged yet the
government continues to spend and keep on spending and spending 12% of the country's
Gross Domestic Product on "other" budget items.
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 Pettibone- Wednesday
October 16, 2002
If you share a fascination with machinery these pictures of this on and off railroad
CN crane will definitely interest you.
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 The strike that will not end- Wednesday
October 16, 2002
Though some are hopeful that maybe the strike will be over soon there is really no
reason for such a belief and even if the strike ends the damage to the health care
system is extremely severe. So severe it will simply limp running as it does now
with the strike in progress even after the strike concludes.
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Bottom Of The Page Picture
of the Day
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This morning's frost loaded up the grass as this part of Saskatchewan seems to
be into winter.
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