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One thing that never seems to get enough attention is white-collar crime. Canada has an international reputation for being a safe haven for would-be white-collar criminals.

I read last week's editorial by Thom Barker on harsh sentences for criminals with great interest. Naturally, if you read my column even semi-regularly you won't be surprised to hear I couldn't disagree with him more.

Last year ended on a sad note, with the accidental drowning death of Rebecca Tarbotton in Mexico, at 39 years of age.

The last few chilly days have been making me think about comfort food, and the many delicious things my Mom always used to make.

This Friday the Yorkton Exhibition Association (YEA) will send representatives to Regina to meet with the provincial government in what might be looked at as a last ditch attempt to save standardbred racing in Saskatchewan.

Dear Editor: I was surprised at the narrow-mindedness of a comment from Thom Barker's "Thinking Critically" column from January 2nd. He makes the statement "...

Dear Editor: On November 1, 2012 I had my second hip surgery by Regina specialist Dr. Rodwan.

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

The Premier Wall-led government recently unveiled a new logo for the province, one which will replace the familiar wheat sheaf logo used in Saskatchewan on official correspondence, press releases and other government documents since 1975.