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Winter is definitely here. Two days last week saw -28 C at night. I can much better handle this -9 C or -10 C at night. If we have to have winter, a little bit on the light side is OK with me. On those -28 C nights my 7.

Ed, my neighbour next door, has recently renamed me Tread-less Rev. During, the last month I have been in and out of our house in my clerical shirt.

Little goblins, ghouls, princesses, all manner of other spooks and friendly animals will be swarming the streets tonight. Keep an eye out for them as, in their excitement to gather up Halloween treats, they may not be watching out for you.

Just because pets have fur doesn't mean they're able to survive sub-zero, horribly frigid Canadian winters, people. As you can see from this issue of the Journal, there's a cat crisis that has hit Humboldt and the surrounding area.

With modern technology, one would think creating most things would be easier, quicker, faster and better. But that's not always the case. Indeed, it is often the opposite.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Moses prayed and the Red Sea rolled back. Joshua and his men marched around the city of Jericho and the walls came tumbling down.

November opens with the moon only a couple of days away from its new phase, and therefore an early morning object.

Being a stepparent is hard. Children are conditioned from a young age that step-parents are cruel and mean. Thanks, Disney. So when you become one, the odds are already stacked against you.

Dear Editor The Government of Saskatchewan recently presented its throne speech to the people of the province. Among the many issues addressed, was the need to construct new schools throughout Saskatchewan.