Before I begin this blog, please note, that I have a head cold, and if my thoughts seem a little miss mashed, that is my excuse and I am sticking with it.
Last weekend became a five day weekend for me as I spent time with my extended family at Clear Lake. This annual tradition has its origin more than 20 years ago.
The new Headingley jail for women has been touted by the NDP government as a model for new correction centres.
With Progressive Conservative Leader, Brian Pallister, officially assuming his new duties late last month, there were also new roles and responsibilities being assigned within the P.C. Party and in the P.C. Caucus at the Legislature.
Surely we all are in favour of sustainable development. Not to be on the side of sustainable development means, implicitly, that one is in favour of unsustainable development!
When I recently cycled past a church I noticed the sign out front was announcing a Volunteer Appreciation Weekend coming up in a few days.
Piety – since I was a boy I have wanted to be more pious and at the same time I have not liked any of the pious people that I know.
Pioneer Days 2012 was successful in a number of respects. Nearly 5,800 people came to participate in the festivities.
There is something special about the Olympic Games that cause casual sports fans, and even those who generally have no interest in sports at all, to tune their television to sports that often languish in relative obscurity at any other time.
Following the resignation of Fort Whyte MLA, Hugh McFadyen, a by-election for the vacant seat has been called for Tuesday, September 4.
