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I think many Western Canadians take a perverse pride in WestJet. It started out as a Western Canadian airline. It was several years before the airline even offered flights to and from Toronto.

Dear Editor North Battleford Comprehensive High School Viking girls were eliminated from gold medal contention on the weekend in 4A girls' basketball against Moose Jaw Peacock by a scorekeeping error that scorekeepers and officials refused to recogni

March 20 was the official first day of spring and what a day it was! The worst two day blizzard in years. Roads blocked, people stranded, everything ground to a stand still.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Ed, my neighbour next door, likes syrup on his pancakes. He has even been known to have some Aunt Jemima syrup with his toast if Ruby is at work. The other day, Ed came to see if we had some syrup he could borrow.

This has been the longest, coldest, snowiest winter of my life. And I know I'm not alone in asking that it just please end, and sometime very soon.

Humboldt has a problem. It's been a city for many years, and as yet, as fast as it is growing, still has no in-city transportation.

Dear Editor The Tri-West Teacher's Association represents 600 teachers employed in three school divisions within Northwest Saskatchewan, who work with students, parents, guardians and communities throughout the school year to offer the best education

We seem to have had an unsettled week of weather as we sort through the crow snows. The dire forecasts of ten centimetres of snow didn't come (not here, anyway). We didn't need it.

In response to "Why not schedule teachers' PD days in the off season" (Regional Optimist March 14), Mr.