Chronological Index of Ensign
Articles for
March of 2003
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- March came in
like a lion
- Saturday, March 1, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
A howling wind heralded the arrival of March with snow, blowing snow and then we
awakened this morning to -32ºC temperatures.
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By the week
February 23 to March 1
March 2 to 8
March 9 to 15
March 15 to 22
March 23 to 29
March 30 to April 5
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- The epitome of
the Rule of Law: Chris Axworthy and George W. Bush
- Saturday, March 1, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Former Saskatchewan minister of moves into his new office and Bush wants the US military
to move into Iraq. We have to wonder what is becomng of law and appropriate behaviour.
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- Not Meeting Safety
Standards
- Saturday, March 1, 2003
by: Derrall Bellaire
Excuses have a limited time life and after ten years few Canadians are able to accept
the ones given by the Government about the helicopters that will not be availlable
for perhaps two more years.
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- Over to Saskatoon
- Monday, March 3, 2003
by: Kevin and Sandra McIntyre
Riding along with Kevin and Sandra we take a look at the light snow cover to the
West of Melfort.
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- More than helicopter
motor stalled
- Monday, March 3, 2003
by: Jeff Harwood
It is difficult enough trying to make sense out of this world but Jeff Harwood has
the difficult task as a teacher in Brandon, of helping children gain to tools to
reason. Today, Jeff points out to us the cruel foolishness of the Federal government
when it comes to equipping those who volunteer to defend and serve their country.
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- Bush's crony capitalism
is putting money before our lives: It is not the time for the U.S.
to attack Iraq
- Monday, March 3, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
The people of Turkey have spoken through their parliament to oppose the use of their
country to launch an attack on Northern Iraq by the United States. But it should
be clear to all this is not the time for a war.
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- The Greenwater
Report
- Monday, March 3, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Well the snow is building up and all the better as the park continues to host snow
mobile derby one after another. Gerald straightens out a mistake on the Perigord
rumage sale and celebrates the recognition of a local hockey hero.
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- Time to reshape
priorities
- Monday, March 3, 2003
by: Greg Butler
Greg Butler from Calgary makes his first contribution to this web site as he expresses
his concern that the cancelling of the EH-101 order not only cost a penalty but continues
to incur ever increasing costs to keep the 28 old Sea Kings in the air, even this
crashed one will be rebuilt and returned to service.
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- The dogs of a
cold day
- Tuesday, March 4, 2003
by: Ken Jones, story by TWS
Ken Jones captured four amazing images of sun dogs yesterday and today. The special
conditions that produce this phenomena is not always as pleasant as the images.
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- It’s never too early to start
drafting Budget 2004
- Tuesday, March 4, 2003
by: Walter Robinson
Income tax can not only pay for the work of the country but can provide some fairness
in the distribution of wealth. Walter Robinson is proposing the doubling of the personal
income exemption so that the lowest income earners get to earn some money and contribute
to the good of the society as a whole.
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- The Freedom of Expression of American
Conventional Media: Narrow the Discourse and Focus on Misinformation,
that is War against Iraq
- Tuesday, march 4, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Conflicting explanations sound like excuses while the United States Media covers
for a man who seems to think everyone has a similar paultry grasp of the real world
as himself.
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- The Universe inside
our scull
- Thursday, March 6, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Perhaps it was the glaring beauty of Ken Jone's pictures, maybe walking around wearing
a snorkel hooded parka for months or maybe it is just the way it is. Yesterday's
sunrise is a figment of our image-ation process.
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- Re-Learning how to read the lips and how
to read between the lines: The Taxing Case of Mr. Robinson
- Thursday, March 6, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
While Walter Robinson advocates tax cuts Mario deSantis points out that perhaps the
rosy tax picture in the United States is actually a major nightmare as debts rise
and the economy winds down.
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- Afghanistan - A Different
Time, A Different Place
- Friday, March 7, 2003
by: Richard Phillips
Last Sunday Tisdale native Richard Phillips presented slide presentations to church
congregations in Melfort and Tisdale. We have this remarkable set of pictures and
Richard's story for you today. The images alone tell the story of drought, war, land
mines and relief efforts as the faces of the people tell us their struggle toward
reclaiming peace and survival in their land. (don't miss the pictures they have a
thumbnail
page)
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- Bush's Rush to
a Short War against Iraq: Selling 'democracy' by Brand America
- Friday, March 7, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
For a country that segrigated Afro-Americans from "whites" up until only
decades ago it is hard to swallow the claim to moral high ground as the United States
claims its "just war" against Iraq.
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- Expansion of Human Rights
- Friday, March 7, 2003
by: Mike Reilly
Canada though a small country actually has a larger population than Iraq, could truly
play an important role in assisting the United Nations to find a workable equation
that will bring the United States and the rest of the members together oveer the
issue of human rights.
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- Pacifists Attack
- Saturday, March 8, 2003
by: Rebbeca Gingrich
Four students arrested and released explains the Globe and Mail but fails
to mention their physical action of overturning a Canadian Alliance table. Rebecca
Gingrich is alarmed at the protesters disregard for freedom of speech while we all
have to wonder about the Canadian Alliance's failure once again to sense the mood
of the majority. In any event Rebecca's brings to our attention the height of emotions
that seemed to have developed and the alarming size of the protest.
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- Bush's Press Conference
on Iraqi War: A Just War or just a War for President Bush and his God?
- Saturday, March 8, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Some reflections on the carefully orchestrated and rehearsed press conference that
essentially was a series of speeches presented by the American president on live
television Thursday night. As with other stories by Mr. deSantis this one includes
some really interesting references that need to be checked out.
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- Paul Martin's Ethics
- Saturday, March 8, 2003
by: Rudy Fernandes
The issue of Paul Martin's personal business holdings has come up on this web site
before but now the National Press have had a go at the topic with some editorial
writers saying its no problem while others are concerned. Mr. Fernandes is definitely
in the worried and concerned group as he gives us some insight into the situation.
The references on this story give you a chance to look over what has been written
about the topic lately.
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- March Storms
- Sunday, March 9, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
In Saskatchewan the worst storms of the year seem to occur in March. From early yesterday
and throughout the night this part of the province was lashed with a viscious wind
and blowing snow.
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- The Greenwater Report
- Monday, March 10, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Its been cold at the park but there has been time to catch up on some hockey and
take some great pictures of birds at the feeder.
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- Iraqi Drama a Hypocritical
Tragedy
- Monday, March 10, 2003
by: Ron Thornton
Were the intense drama we are watching a play or novel Ron Thornton figures it would
need a rewrite. The story line and the characters say one thing while intent upon
or hiding the dirty little hypocritical background plots. This story is well documented
and the references worth some study.
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- We need a change of mind: Common Sense
versus New-Speaks
- Monday, March 10, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Often we are given suggestions, this story gives that idea a whole new meaning as
Mairo deSantis has a reading list of online stories and articles that will heighten
your awareness and give you the edge on moving toward a much better understanding
of the forces that are shaping this world at this time.
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- March 1974
- Monday, March 10, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Black and white pictures from March of 1974 and a story about a new camera and spring
storms in rural Saskatchewan.
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- Matthew takes
us across the prairies
- Tuesday, March 11, 2003
by: Matthew Shire
Matthew left his office last Thursday afternoon and took us along on his trip to
Regina then on Saturday a few pictures that take us down to Avonlea. This story is
for those of you who have not travelled across Canada's Great Central plains in winter.
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- Why he can't wait
- Tuesday, March 11, 2003
by: Mark Weisbrot
Devoting his full attention to the problems that the government of United States
has been able to get itself into think-tank co-director Mark Weisbrot explains the
forces that are coming to bear on the American President who has used his campaign
on terrorism to distract the citizens of the country from another recession, rising
unemployment and staggering debts.
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- Did you ever wonder
about that?
- Tuesday, March 11, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
We all toss of words and phrases that we have picked up throughout our lives as we
have adopted them from those we have met. But as time moves on where those words
and phrases becomes more and more obscure. Edwin has been wondering about some of
them and let's us in on where a few common phrases come from.
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- I wish now I'd
had a better camera
- Wednesday, March 12, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
A trip down memory lane to 1957 - 58 and I discovered some old pictures but sadly
as a twelve year old the box camera I used was pretty primative. Still Janet Wallace
looks pretty good.
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- The Bush's war against Iraq: Trying
to understand moral standing and patriots
- Wednesday, March 12, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Clearly the world is not buying the story that the United States is selling so instead
of presenting an argument that makes sense they have turned to their self proclaimed
moral standing and the ultimate weapon, "God is on their side."
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- Plymouth Fury
III
- Wednesday, March 12, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Walking down the street the other day I spotted this old Plymouth Fury III and when
I looked it over I noticed what good shape it was in and its solid design seems to
look still just fine today.
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- Buying your way
out of power
- Thursday, March 13, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
What is a Saskatchewan Crown Corporation doing blowing money on a failed telecom
project in Newcastle Australia. Edwin tells us what it costs him for his telephone
in rural Saskatchewan and wonders and what sort of political death wise haunts the
premier.
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- Bilingual Money
- Thursday, march 13, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
Three quarters of a billion dollars set asside to enhance bilingual education in
Canada upsets drought stricken farmer Edwin Wallace. Perhaps he ought to consider
planting crops with French names, heah its worth a try.
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- Libraries: Cornerstones
of the learning community
- Friday, March 14, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Saskatchewan's teacher librarins hold their annual conference in Saskatoon and here
is a first hand account of the conference.
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- Advice for the "Willing"
- Friday, March 14, 2003
by: Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
These two noted American economists and founders of a Washington ThinkTank warn the
countries that the United States is pressuring to vote for the Iraq war that the
United States president is not known for keeping his promises and with the economy
heading downward things could get much worse.
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- Cultural icon
and Medieval feast
- Saturday, March 15, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Roch Carrier read his "Ahwkey Sweater" story to Saskatoon
librarian's conference following a medieval feast.
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- Bush's NeoConservatism: Bushels of Bushit
- Saturday, March 15, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Peace and prosperity stem from a world where there are civilised rules of conduct
for both individuals and countries. The United States and other countries who have
chosen to ignore the International Court and are threatening to defy the United Nations
are edging the world and its inhabitants toward disorder as they feel they have the
right to ignore what has taken centuries to develop. This short article is the introduction
to the topic spelled out in the extensive references that support the position.
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- Did I say Red?
- Sunday, March 16, 2003
by: Judy Shire
Sunsets are the whole reason we have days. Each one is a gem even if hidden from
our eyes as we know above the over cast sky the sun is working its way over the horizon.
This one was not hidden and Judy Shire captured it in living colour.
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- The Devil is not
in the Details, the Devil is Simply President Bush
- Sunday, March 16, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Two revelations today, one in USToday about the US president's membership in the
secret society "Skull & Bones" and the NYTimes story about post conquered
Iraq and war criminal proceedings. Mario deSantis gives us the background with excellent
references on both stories.
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- The Greenwater
report
- Monday, March 17, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Snowmobilers had a heavenly weekend but Gerald is concerned about the fish in Round
Lake and the demise of the hotel in Porcupine Plain. But on the sunny side he and
Doreen have been married for fifty years.
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- President Bush
is taking the law in his own hands: a personal war against Iraq
- Monday, march 17, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Digging through scores of sources today, Mario deSantis has come up with a mix of
world opinion as he found the London Daily Mirror branding the Blair/Bush decision
as "madness" and provides us with perspectives from CNN, BBC and the New
York Times.
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- "We've been
waiting for this!"
- Tuesday, March 18, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
We can only say this in a whisper because of the relief we feel and fear of a possible
return but today it is spring in Tisdale.
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- The gamblers of
the willing war against Iraq: President Bush and British Prime Minister
Tony Blair
- Tuesday, March 18, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
The US president referred to France having shown their "hand" and this
prompted several articles in the American press about this odd reference by their
president. Mario deSantis has been doing his homework and shows in today's story
the implausibility in each of the Bush arguments. As with other stories the whole
story is told in the references.
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- There's no business like show business
- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
At 9:30 Eastern Standard time tonight the United States began its invasion of Iraq
with preliminary bombing attacks on Baghdad in an attempt to kill the leader of the
country. But the real story is the story itself.
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- A new year begins
- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
This picture essay of children making their way to and from school on a spring day
was to be the lead today but alas their joy and good spirits are taking a second
place position to the events in the Middle East. New reports indicate that Israeli
schools will be open today and people in Iraq will be doing their best to live their
lives as normally as possible. Good to see our kids only have to dodge snow balls
as the cluster bombs and bunker busters are being delivered elsewhere.
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- Bush's pre-emptive war against Iraq: just
a war for the benefit of the devilish Bush&Co
- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
This story was written today before the invasion began but this writer was sickened
by the show business attitude of the American television networks as he points out
that the use of force to change the government of another country is the beginning
and as our Canadian Prime Ministered stated that once begun no country is safe if
it does not follow the line set by the United States or what it considers democracy.
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- Makes no sense
- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Joe Hueglin
If Canada is not involved in the war then Joe Hueglin maintains that it makes no
sense for the Canadian ships to be in the area.
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- Reality TV
- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Its time to rethink the opinion process, listen to what we say and to what others
say and you will hear over and over the phrase "I believe". We all need
to question what believe because we are basing those beliefs on so many intangibles.
This is a story about adult tooth fairies and cirrus clouds.
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- Let's Light Up
- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
We who recognise the unfortunate turn of events that has begun in the Middle East
are feeling increasingly frustrated by not being able to do anything that will make
our voices and opinions heard. Edwin brings to us a couple of suggestions and then
some.
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- Not to be counted
on
- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Jeff Harwood
Disturbed tha tthe Prime Minister was influenced by Canadian public opinion Jeff
Harwood feels that Canada is letting down its allie the United States.by its failure
to support them in their war effort against Iraq.
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- The Bush's administration
is a disgrace and so is the propagandistic media
- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Mario has discovered throughout the world that the opinions of people everywhere
are decidedly against the "unprovoked attack" by the United States on Iraq.
He summerises his findings in the story but the full details are in the references
and many of these stories are archived on this web site for future reference.
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- New manhole for
7-11
- Friday, March 20, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
The frost is very deep as town workers punch through to find the line and install
a new manhole to deal with sewer back up at Saskatchewan's busiest 7-11.
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- Military Force Won't Restore Lost U.S.
Power
- Friday, March 20, 2003
by: Mark Weisbrot
Viewed from Washington the illegal unprovoked war with Iraq has some sad consequences
as the United States only attacks the indefencible and the whole world knows it.
This time the condemnation of its actions will have lasting affects to the country's
prestige.
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- Loss of Service
- Friday, March 20, 2003
by: Mike Reilly
The decision by the government of Canada to close down weather offices in almost
all of Canada has truly made us all wonder what we are paying taxes for and receiving
no services in return. Mike Reilly points out that the Winnipeg weather office was
serving 60% of Canada's landmass and is to be closed.
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- Vote to be taken
under election threat
- Friday, March 20, 2003
by: John Herron
In December parliament voted not to provide more money to the gun registration programme
but on March 25th they will be asked for $52 million and more after that. New Brunswick
member of parliament, John Herron is not amused as the prime minister is threatening
"pass it or else."
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- A consequence of Bush's pre-emptive doctrine
to invade Iraq: Doesn't that now give the USA the right to militarily
invade Venezuela?
- Friday, March 21, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
A dangerous policy to invoke though some have suggested that we should not worry
Mario deSantis is clearly concerned and his research shows in his references where
that concern is coming from. When you consider the United States gets more oil from
Canada than Saudi Arabia perhaps God will back Presdient Bush to launch a pre-emptive
invasion of Canada to liberate its oppressed people.
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- Wading into spring
- Monday, March 24, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
It has been warm in the Southwest with no snow to be seen and dust blowing but the
exuberance of the sun and the end of winter overwhelmed the fear of cold water Saturday
afternoon in Tompkins.
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- The Greenwater report
- Monday, March 24, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
A wet fishing derby, slippery walking, benefit potluck supper and rummage sale all
have occupied the interests of our intrepid reporter Gerald Crawford but he definitely
shines best when letting us in one the conversations on coffee row.
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- Think the Liberals manage
tax dollars wisely? Is the earth flat?
- Monday, March 24, 2003
by: Walter Robinson
The Federal Liberal government likes to tell us how they have carefully worked the
Canadian economy and the finances of the government into its current positive condition
by good management. Walter Robinson brings a few important points to our attention
that suggest otherwise.
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- Looking Beyond
The Imperial Thinking of Uniter President Bush
- Monday, March 24, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
The preculiar stance taken by the United States as some guardian of freedom and liberty
told everyone that their invading forces would be welcomed by the Iraqi people as
liberators. Apparently this prediction was a little optomistic. Mario deSantis shines
the light of his research on some other troubling paradoxes that seem to be emerging
from the bombastic rhetoric of the American leadership.
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- Long gun registry
- Monday, March 24, 2003
by: Rebecca Gingrich
The vote on more money for the Gun Registry programme is planned for tomorrow but
it matter's little as the Liberal Members of Parliament will as they have always
done vote as they are told.
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- Bush's Might and
Money impede his Impeachment: The Common People of the World will take
care of Bush&Co.
- Monday, March 24, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
The Republican lead attempt to unseat the last president was based on the man's sexual
escapades but Mario deSantis has detected a movement in the United States that wants
to impeach their current president for his breaches of the constitution and international
law. But Mario believes that the war has strengthened the President's support in
Congress and it is unlikely that such movement could progress. This prompts Mario
to suggest an alternative solution to controlling the American warmonger.
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- Dry Southwest, as agriculture's wounds
devastate business
- Tuesday, March 25, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
The worst crop ever has taken its toll as Swift Current is a mere shadow of itself
with its malls and business store fronts littered with closed and empty premises.
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- Pioneer Co-op
in Swift Current
- Tuesday, March 25, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Here is a real look around the huge Co-op store in Swift Current using a QuickTime
virtual reality image (download 660K). You need QuickTime
loading in your computer to view this image.
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- Signs of spring
- Tuesday, March 25, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Brown grass, leafless trees standing ready to move forward, the snow melts and its
time to sell the snow machines.
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- War, What Are We Good For?
- Tuesday, March 25, 2003
by: Ron Thornton
Bear in mind that Ron Thornton is from Edmonton today's story is a thoughtful and
compassionate discussion about the worries that he has about the decision made by
Canada's government. Perhaps the Iraq government does have weapons of mass destruction
and we could feel pretty guilty if we did not stand up for a just cause.
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- Bush&Co's
world of fiction: permanent wars to save the American (petro) dollar?
- Tuesday, March 25, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Taking the lead from documentary film maker Michael Moore, Mario deSantis characterises
the reality TV show "Shock and Awe" as just more fiction as America's economic
crisis is a propellant behind the need for a war.
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- Its a matter of
being fair
- Wednesday, March 26, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Brevity is not one of the editor's talents. Today's 3,500 word essay deals with the
way this site has been dealing with the Iraq war issue and some of the core concerns
that need to be recognised for us to have some perspective and awareness about what
we think and why we think that way.
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- Long gun registry update
- Wednesday, March 26, 2003
by: Rebecca Gingrich
Ontario Oxford Member of Parliament did his duty and voted with the government last
night to approve more money to the billion dollar long gun registry bungle.
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- War in Iraq
- Wednesday, March 26, 2003
by: Mark Alan Whittle
Equating the liberation of Holland by his father and his fellow Canadians Mr. Whittle
expresses his regret that Canada is not assisting Americans in their invasion of
Iraq.
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- More effective expenditure
of $172 million
- Wednesday, March 26, 2003
by: Joe Hueglin
With the federal government pouring almost half a million tax dollars into the long
gun registery programme which has no prospect whatever of affording any improvement
in public safety. Perhaps this money could be much better spent .
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- Make your call
to the Canadian Foreign Affairs Department - Iraq Desk
- Wednesday, March 26, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
Its good to know that we in a democracy can make our opinions matter and here is
your chance to have your say and let the folks in Ottawa know your colour.
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- Bush&Co. versus
Common People
- Wednesday, March 26, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
In this shocking article Mario deSantis explains how his own opinions have been shaped
by elements of this time and the conditions that impinge on our private lives.
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- Parkland Photography
Club report for March 2003
- Thursday, March 27, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
This very active culture club is working on a number of excellent projects and at
the same time continue to work on their craft with this month's remarkable night
sky pictures.
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- $59 Million
- Thursday, March 27, 2003
by: Mike Reilly
We are always told never to spend good money after bad and Mike certainly makes this
old axiom come to life as we have seen the allocation of more millions to go to a
programme that is failing and continues to be financial black hole.
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- Royal Winnipeg brings the
Beauty to Saskatchewan
- Friday, March 28, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Reports last night from Regina describe a sell out crowd at the Centre of the Arts
as the audience was treated to Sleeping Beauty.
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- Visit To Tisdale
- Friday, March 28, 2003
by: Kevin McIntyre
Kevin McIntyre came over from Carrot River this week to do some shopping and found
that he was unable to leave his van as the downtown sidewalks are simply unaccessible
to his wheel chair.
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- The Missing Link
- Friday, March 28, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Several home business merchants got together to put on a trade show in a store fron
in Tisdale for Friday only. We checked them out and have links to these folks.
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- Trade and moralty
- Friday, March 28, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
With demonstrations planned across the country to show support for America Edwin
wonders about the way Canadian business is willing to sacrifice their principles
for economic benefitis from the United States.
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- A stiff spring
- Saturday, March 29, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
A week long chill lets the thawing continue each day and stiffens up each night but
the progress is being made as the crows return to the summer haunts and the geese
stand around on the ice, pretty disgusted but patient.
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- Neo-con President
Bush Jr.: lack of thinking and godly craziness for taking human lives
- Saturday, March 29, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
High tech video game war has stumbled to a slowing grin after two weeks as United
States forces bomb the Iraqi capital and wait to attack. But the world is almost
unanomous in condemning the American aggressor as it is abundantly clear that he
people in the country fear the American liberators more than their dictator. This
story is accompanied by a comprehensive set of references archived on this site to
explain the position taken in the story.
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- Say Goodnight
Sleeping Beauty
- Sunday, March 30, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet presented Sleeping Beauty for the last time Saturday
night in Saskatoon. Evelyn Hart gave a performance that left the audience stunted
and amazed as her precision and grace seemed totally effortlessly as she moved from
movement to freeze frame.
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- The Greenwater Report
- Monday, March 31, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
A reunion for the folks in the Nobleville communitym a trip to Saskatoon and Gerald
makes his pitch in supporting the invasion of Iraq by the United States.
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- It all depends
on how you look at it!
- Monday, March 31, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Time to think about a need for us all to lighten up a little. We can moan and groan
or we can enjoy the moment, its all how you look at it.
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- Fun in small towns
- Monday, March 31, 2003
by: Kevin McIntyre
After visiting Tisdale last week Kevin tells us about his visit to Melfort and this
week we also will be hearing about a visit to Nipawin. But today Kevin tells us about
parallel parking.
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- The bullish mentality of President Bush&Co.:The
neo-uber-alles Project for the New American Century
- Monday, March 31, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
The difficult the people of this planet are faced with is the complex problem of
what is motivating the United States of American to pursue a policy of world domination.
Here is a possible explanation and it isn't pretty. This is not an unsubstantiated
accusation, check the references in this story.
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- Minister Collenette visits
Stupid Investments R Us
- Monday, March 31, 2003
by: Walter Robinson
The federal government through policy and misadventure created the problem and now
the airline it gave away has gone broke and something has to be done. Walter Robinson
warns the government not sink Canadian tax dollars into a blunder that together the
government and airline created.
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