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Volume 5, N. 160
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0900 Wednesday - Ceiling and visibility unlimited,
-13º, wind 14 knots at 220º, altimeter 30.44----------WeatherLog
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- Disgruntled passage: the rebellion of youth
- Wednesday
October 30, 2002
Every teenager enters a period in their life where they resent the responsibility
being thrust upon them by their advancing age. Some never get beyond that point.
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 Carrot River's new web site- Wednesday
October 30, 2002
Kevin and Sandra McIntyre have just completed a super Carrot River web site with
loads of information and the potential to grow.
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 Warm fuzzy words and taxes- Wednesday
October 30, 2002
Rebecca Gingrich wrote her comments on the Liberal government's tendencies with the
economy before Mr. Manley made his speech today but her comments clearly indicate
some concern and discontent with the use of tax money.
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 Kyoto Accord:
An act of faith!- Wednesday
October 30, 2002
Joe Hueglin makes a reasonable argument for have doubts about proceeding with the
Kyoto Accord and he is not alone. Wouldn't everyone like to know what the future
holds for us all?
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 Meeting two crooks in Rome:
Berlusconi's trickle down corruption- Tuesday
October 29, 2002
Mario deSantis takes us along on his trip to Italy with some amazing pictures and
one of those trip spoiling episodes that he was able to turn into a smile and a couple
of pictures.
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 No more taxes
. . . not even for health care- Tuesday
October 29, 2002
Walter Robinson and the Canadian Tax Payers Federation draw the line and make the
case against more taxes despite Senator Michael Kirby's report and the Romanow report.
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 Ring The Dinner
Bell...They're All Out To Lunch- Tuesday
October 29, 2002
It seems that Ron Thornton is suffering from a fairly heavy dose of disillusionment
as he comments on the ways seem to be headed nationally and in his home city.
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 The Greenwater report- Monday
October 28, 2002
As this picture of the lake shows it almost frozen over with a fault line stretch
out across the ice. This and more stories from Gerald Crawford in this week's column.
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 No end to more tragedies in the private
world of the Free Market: Russian Forces storm the theater in Moscow
and Senator Wellstone dies in a plane crash- Monday
October 28, 2002
Mario deSantis comments on the unusual and unfortunate events of this past weekend.
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 The bad economics of the Bushes:
The new doctrine of a never ending war- Monday
October 28, 2002
Mario deSantis gives us a first hand look both through his eyes and those of his
camera as a country marching toward continued confrontation.
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- Paladin of democratic reform
 Monday
October 28, 2002
Joe Hueglin brings out the facts, item by item he shows us the serious hypocracy
of Paul Martin casting himself as some defender of parliament.
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 Paul Martin is a hypocrite- Monday
October 28, 2002
Jason Inness shares the opinion of many Canadians as he points out that the man's
claw marks are on clearly authoritarian rules within the Liberal party designed to
benefit his campaign.
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 University of Saskatchewan Fall Convocation- Sunday
October 27, 2002
Degrees and awards were handed out in a ceramony Saturday morning almost entirely
devoid of the context in which this event occured.
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 Ice, fog and four
wheel drive- Friday
October 25, 2002
Only enough snow settled during the very early morning hours to give the street a
white coat but that is more than enough to turn friction to non-friction.
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 Saskatchewan Government turns to EDS to look after the
computer stuff- Friday
October 25, 2002
Stu Innes, like the rest of us is wondering just what the heck is going on as the
Provincial government pours enormous amounts of money into American companies to
develop computer systems in this province. This latest move to pay out more millions
to the Texas based EDS corporation, the company that provided its services to ENRON
has us wondering.
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 Parkland Photography October meeting report- Friday
October 25, 2002
This month's theme was "leaves" and three remarkable images are included
with this month's report.
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 Mr. Freggi and the healthy lunch- Thursday
October 24, 2002
Archerwill Co-op pitches in to promote healthy lunches at Archerwill school throughout
this week.
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 The Metis Nation of Saskatchewan- Thursday
October 24, 2002
The regional office of the Metis Nation is located in Archerwill and this is an opportunity
to look at a brief history of this part of society and see how is growing and changing.
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 Why the sudden change?- Thursday
October 24, 2002
Last night once again several Canadian television networks carried interviews and
commentary about the "road to Damascus" convesion of Liberal leadership
hopeful Paul Martin as he chattered about reforming parliament. Brandon teacher Jeff
Harwood is not buying Martin's conversion.
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Bottom Of The Page Picture
of the Day
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Wind chill -21ºC this morning in our fall/winter. (10:00)
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