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Dear Editor I would like to extend a bouquet to the investigative reporters at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for exposing the extent of tax avoidance and evasion in Canada.

American agriculturalist and writer, Wendell Barry, made a comment that I often call to mind: "If you don't know where you are, you don't know who you are." Location shapes identity. Likewise, the truest wines are "located".

The juxtaposition couldn't have been more striking. On the web page of the Stars and Stripes (www.stripes.com), the "U.S.

"My background is in design, decorating and photography, among other creative skills. Even as a child I didn't know what kind of an artist I would be but I knew I would be an artist.

I sit here typing this as I have been asked this question about 10 times in the past week having not been asked it in months.

Dear Editor In response to "My two cents worth " (News-Optimist, April 2) Parking is not a fundamental human right.

Lawns are among our landscape's biggest water consumers. To look good, traditional lawn grasses need more water than is available through natural precipitation on the prairies.

The communication lines have been hopping the past couple days and it's all about what the spring thaw is going to do to our highways and byways. The City of North Battleford's missive is titled "Pothole season has arrived.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

This week, the world of film criticism lost its most prominent and popular voice with the passing of Roger Ebert.