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BHP Billiton doubles down on Jansen

BHP Billiton doubles down on Jansen

On Aug. 20 BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining company, announced it is investing $2.6 billion US into the Jansen potash project. This brings the company's total investment in the project to $3.
New prairie hardy hydrangeas developed

New prairie hardy hydrangeas developed

Growing up on the West Coast in Victoria, large pink and blue hydrangea shrubs were a common sight. It was one of the things I missed when I moved to Saskatoon nearly 25 years ago.
D8H Cat still going strong

D8H Cat still going strong

Another week of good harvest weather. Whenever the sun got at us it was "cooker time." One morning I got up and it was so foggy, I thought my eyes were gone. The fog burned off before noon and then it was back to "cooker time.
Block party seeks community support

Block party seeks community support

Dear Editor The North Battleford Good Neighbour Network is hosting the fifth annual Neighbourhood Wellness Block Party from noon to 6 p.m. on the 1200 block of 107th Street in North Battleford Sept. 7.
Summer life

Summer life

Dear Editor Regarding the photo, "Little Birds, Big Beaks" in the Aug. 1 edition of the Regional Optimist, we have a nest just like it with four of these "Mouth Mash" swallows, only with a little more straw and mom's feathers sticking up vertically.
Saskatchewan horticulturist honoured

Saskatchewan horticulturist honoured

The Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame has recognized agricultural leaders for 43 years.
Corporate slaves to the quarterly statement

Corporate slaves to the quarterly statement

In 1723, Vivaldi wrote The Four Seasons. His seminal work, the set of four violin concertos is meant to give the listener the impression of experiencing the weather of each of the seasons of the year.
Boycotting Sochi no solution

Boycotting Sochi no solution

The 2014 Winter Olympic Games will open in Sochi, Russia, on Feb. 7, a mere 178 days from now.
Reading above the lines

Reading above the lines

We've probably all heard the expression "reading between the lines." Whether from wisdom or suspicion, the expression refers to the ability to figure out what the speaker or writer is really saying.
Closing tax loopholes just the beginning

Closing tax loopholes just the beginning

Dear Editor A Conservative mail-out asks "Who's on the right track to enhance Canada's fiscal strength?" An action listed is closing tax loopholes. Yes, it is right to close tax loopholes but more importantly the tax rates need to be right.
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