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The Week of June 10 to June 16, 2001
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 See the Morning Light- Sunday
June 10, 2001
The morning sky at 0500 today filled with colour and the dissipating clouds of the
shower just concluded. This story includes a small QuickTime Vr, if you see a long
vertical picture download "QuickTime" so that you can see the image.
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- Where's
The Money Going
- Sunday
June 10, 2001
Carey Heilman is a long term work related injury victim suffering from chronic back
injury and permanent disability caused by improper medical procedures. He explains
in this story how you are footing the bills instead of the money collected for that
purpose by the WCB.
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 Vapour And Rock- Sunday
June 10, 2001
Judy Shire's pictures of la Ronge prompt a discussion on the struggle for all life
to survive on a frontier.
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 Rain Clouds- Monday
June 11, 2001
This morning's sky is a lighter version of what was seen (above) yesterday afternoon.
As rain sweeps across the Northern grain belt.
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 Greenwater Report For June 11, 2001- Monday
June 11, 2001
Gerald Crawford updates us on the weather, Sunday Smorgs, caterpillars, greenhouses,
removal of an old cabin, utility rates and the inexpensive water system in the US
of grain moving.
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 Canadian Politics and Political Economy- Monday
June 11, 2001
Mario deSantis points out the paradox of getting those who create problems to solve
them. To get the most out of this story be sure to check the references as they actually
carry the load of the argument presented.
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 This Camera Is For Real- Tuesday
June 12, 2001
Once again Todd Wakefield and photographer Wesley Parkvold take us along with them
to visit the summer student employment centre and we get the teenager's view of the
world plus information on what the centre is doing this summer.
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 Devolving of America- Tuesday
June 12, 2001
Violence begets violence, a discussion on the execution of Patriot Timothy McVeigh.
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 The Post Napster
Era of Software- Tuesday
June 12, 2001
Carey Heilman rolls up his sleeves and digs into music download software and comes
up with a review and recommendation.
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 Town Replaces Water Line- Wednesday
June 13, 2001
Two streets a year have their cast iron water pipes replaced and this one is nearly
done.
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 Final Pour- Wednesday
June 13, 2001
The minor rains over the past few days have slowed progress on the Golden Age Centre
but today's sunshine should see the concrete floor finished.
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 The Spiraling Cost of Downsizing Healthcare
Workers- Wednesday
June 13, 2001
Mario deSantis points out the incredible follie in overworking the medical and support
staff and thinking that this will save money. Be sure to check out the links that
Mario has provided with this story.
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 Back Yard Garage- Wednesday
June 13, 2001
As we have mentioned before this seems to be the year for home renovations and this
is at least the second home owner in town to add a garage to their yard.
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 Motorcycle Escort- Wednesday
June 13, 2001
Mom provides outrider duty as junior tours town on his electric motorcycle.
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 The Retail Battlefront- Thursday
June 14, 2001
Is one of Tisdale's most reputable businesses closing up? Almost afraid to ask as
we see the competition for dwindling expendable income squeezing retailers everywhere.
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 The Unpotency To Look Into the Social
Causes of Injustice- Thursday
June 14, 2001
Please check out the various links and references has included with this editorial
as Mario deSantis leads up to consider the ramifications of government, not necessarily
directed toward assisting its citizens.
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 Been Here for Forty Years, Will Be Here for Forty More- Friday
June 15, 2001
Tim Markwart sets us straight, he is not going out of business the signs are just
part of a promotion.
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 No Help From Saskatchewan's Minister of Agriculture- Friday
June 15, 2001
Lloyd Pletz is a Belcarres farmer who was down in Ottawa trying to explain the Saskatchewan
Agricultural story and wittnessed first hand the lack of performance by Clay Serby.
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 Work Experience Luncheon- Friday
June 15, 2001
This semester's work experience programme is almost over but Thursday we all had
lunch to celebrate our achievements.
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 Common People being squeezed by both governments
and businesses- Friday
June 15, 2001
Mario deSantis points out the remarkable paradox of reduced government spending,
costing more and providing less.
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 Tisdale Knows How to Celebrate- Saturday
June 16, 2001
Morning preparations and participation shows the whole town involved in the fun this
weekend.
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 Sidewalk Sale For Motormadness Weekend- Saturday
June 16, 2001
Friday afternoon Wesley Parkvold and Todd Wakefield, Ensign's intrepid reports venture
forth to seek out evidence of excitement building for the weekend celebrations.
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