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Hindsight is 20/20, they say. So looking back several decades, the scientists agreed - if they had to pick a date when it all started, it was 2013. Thirteen is aptly considered unlucky, for it was the year with no summer. Scratch that.

Dear Editor I find it extremely alarming that in 2012 Saskatchewan recorded its largest number of workplace fatalities in more than 30 years.

As I write this week's article, I admit to occasionally stopping to add another item to my lists: What to Pack and What Still Needs to be Done. In just five days I'm off to Saskatchewan and I can hardly wait.

It was a long time in the making, but the Saskatchewan Perennial Society Website Committee is happy to announce that our new website is up and running - www.saskperennial.ca.

On January 23, 2013, in the Volume 108, Issue 14 of the Humboldt Journal it was reported by our mayor that 2012 was definitely a strong year for the city and the city anticipates that strength is going to continue. On January 30, 2013, in the Vol.

Ed, my neighbour next door, has been known to say, "I'd give my right arm for it." He said it the other day and I cautioned him about saying it in case it came true. I told him I had just read an article where that very thing happened.

On the weather front we seem to be in a time delay. There is some melting but we still have lots of snow. More snow is forecast this weekend. We will see.

Dear Editor Are you aware that we are soon about to have a change to our regular diet, in the form of genetically engineered foods. Perhaps you are already eating this type of untreated food.

Yes, the rumours are true. I am leaving the Humboldt Journal/East Central Trader. I have two weeks left here, to train our new editor - Andrea Nicholl, and to say goodbye to the job that has eaten up most of my waking hours over the past 10 years.

Dear Editor Why would any government want to deliberately limit the depth and breath of information on any subject of possible interest to itself or to its citizens? It has become evident the Harper government has been doing that in a rather systemat