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Last week I was struggling to decide what to write about in this space.

It appears the federal government might have a bit of a rebellion from the judiciary on its hands.

Welcome to Week LXXXII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.

Sitting here chatting with you today, I see three interesting horticultural -related items on our desk. One is a maple syrup can, once filled with rich, delicious golden syrup, now filled with pens.

Two and a half-weeks before her due date, our daughter made a panicked 4 a.m. call to our house. We'd expected that call, just not quite so early - and not quite so terrifying. "Mom, I'm bleeding like mad. We're leaving for the hospital NOW.

The holiday season is just around the corner, a time when family from far and wide gather together to celebrate the season.

Canada is blessed with some of the last vestiges of pristine nature on Earth - unbroken forests, coastlines and prairies, thousands of rivers, streams and lakes, open skies, abundant fresh air.

I don't often tread into economics because traditionally it hasn't been my strongest suit, but I've been studying up a bit.

Just think, gardeners in less than three weeks we will be having the shortest day of the year, and then the days will be starting to get longer! So far we have been very lucky with the weather: remember last year at this time, we had a huge amount of