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The Week of March 24 to 30, 2002
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 Harsh Reality- Sunday
March 24, 2002
Though we do our best to avoid the raw reality about us some things just are to hard
to blot out.
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 Italian union
leader Sergio Cofferati puts people before profits: Democracy in action
as millions of protesters gather in Rome- Sunday
March 24, 2002
With the United States demanding the world be just like America Italians take to
the streets in one of the largest demonstrations in decades protesting the instability
being introduced into their society by their government.
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 Cornerstone - Prince Albert- Monday
March 25, 2002
A couple of weeks ago we presented a story on business relocations in Prince Albert. Today we have a QuickTime
VR (virtual reality) panorama of the area. This is a large download, almost 2MB but
the details and the feeling of being in the scene justifies this large a download.
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 The Greenwater Report For March 25, 2002- Monday
March 25, 2002
Gerry's into playing bridge, but had time to go to the Doghide Festival and a home
and garden show in Saskatoon. He is hoping to see natural gas come to the park and
then there is the mystery of Bernard Dease dog.
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 Canada at War: The Softwood Lumber Dispute- Monday
March 25, 2002
Colonel (retired) William McCullough from Naniamo, British Columbia urges Canadians
to pull together as the softwood lumber issue is a matter of national sovereignty
and he has some practical suggestions that we as individuals can do to bring pressure
to bare on the United States.
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 What A Wonderful World- Tuesday
March 26, 2002
Ken Styan passed on this link that really needs your most careful attention.
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 Sleeping Beauty- Tuesday
March 26, 2002
Regina couple go to see the latest Royal Winnipeg Ballet performance and we get to
go backstage with them.
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 Ol Bugger- Tuesday
March 26, 2002
The animals in our lives are so distinct and unique, infinite in their variety and
today Kevin McIntyre tells us about the infamous nasty cat that once chose to dwell
with he and his family.
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 Its Time For Canada To Take A Stand- Wednesday
March 27, 2002
Professor Peggy Smith from Lakehead University discusses the softwood lumber situation
in terms of Canada / US trade relations.
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 Taekwondo Provincial
Championships- Wednesday
March 27, 2002
Stu Innes provides us with a complete photo report on Taekwondo competition that
took place this past Saturday in Regina.
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 Playing Their Game- Wednesday
March 27, 2002
Joe Hueglin points out that we are spinning our tires getting worked up over the
softwood lumber fiasco and would be best to put our efforts into advertising to the
US consumer how much their little political game is going to cost them.
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 Spring Means Snow!- Thursday
March 28, 2002
Last night white material looking like snow, feeling like rain came down and today
we are cleaning up.
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 Vegas On A Harley- Thursday
March 28, 2002
Mike and Bruce Townsend spent their winter break in Las Vegas and have some pictures
to show us of their adventure.
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 Excess Privatization is the Culprit of
US Corruption: The Enronization of the Department Of Defense and Herbert
Winokur- Thursday
March 28, 2002
Extremely disturbing accusations are being brought forward as the activities of the
United States and its corporate terrorism is coming to light. With its businesses
and their leaders so tightly involved in government it is becoming increasingly apparent
that United States does not hold the high ground.
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 Dramatic Rise
In Gasoline Prices- Friday
March 29, 2002
Tisdale has been marching to a different tune for some time and Thursday gasoline
prices took a leap.
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 The Uncensored Taxpayer Diary:
Spring 2002- Friday
March 29, 2002
Walter Robinson of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation is concerned about the air tax,
charities and how the amount of personal income tax has actually grown in the past
nine years.
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 Passover Sky- Friday
March 29, 2002
Judy and Timothy once again photograph the same sky from two different perspectives
as they head into Prince Albert yesterday afternoon.
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 The Kyoto's Treaty and Sir John Browne:
Bush's predictions are wrong, people's initiatives are right- Friday
March 29, 2002
Bush and Canadian premiers have looked into crystal balls and decided it is too expensive
to do the right thing while BP's head guy tell us that he has already done it and
it didn't cost anything extra.
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 Parkland Photography
Club Meeting For March 2002- Friday
March 29, 2002
Gerry Crawford brings us up to date on the activities of the photo club as they were
involved in the Doghide River festival and this month's theme pictures on bridges
is right up there with their usual excellent images.
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 Mean Wind- Saturday
March 30, 2002
Howlling all night long the morning we greeted today had twenty-five knots of -13ºC
wind driving at us from the North.
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 April fools or not?- Saturday
March 30, 2002
Joe Hueglin wonders if the air tax will just be another tax rather than something
that goes into security.
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