The Week of February 11 to 17, 2001

Upon Considering What is Naught Sunday February 11, 2001 A pictorial discussion on shadows and what absense of light means.

Night Comes Streaming By Sunday February 11, 2001 Some unusal pictures of a coming night

Farm Yard Forest At Birch Hills Monday February 12, 2001 Between the highway and their farm home through the years this family has developed this remarkable grove.

The Greenwater Report For February 12, 2001 Monday February 12, 2001 Gerald Crawford takes us with him on their trip down to Las Vegas and back.

The Implausibility of Professor Tom Flanagan Monday February 12, 2001 Once again we have the "ugly Albertan" point of view as Mario deSantis identifies the absurdity of Flanagan's premise.

Birch Hill Monday February 12, 2001 A view from one of the few hills in this part of the province.

Social and Economic Growth, Human Rights and Maintaining Property Rights Monday February 12, 2001 There is an idological struggle in progress and Mario deSantis is alerting us to this dynamic conflict.

A Distorted View Tuesday February 13, 2001 Everyone else has the accent, only we can see the clear picture. No, I don't think so.

Melfort the Challenge of Slim Wednesday February 14, 2001 How is Melfort handling the winter of 2001, or more importantly how are rural Saskatchewan communities handling the economic agricultural recession of the turn of the century?

Forest Dark Wednesday February 14, 2001 Fiction has not been one of the elements of Ensign up until now as we have only had a few items. This piece was created as a sort of challenge from a radio story yesterday. Would appreciate your comments on this effort.

Valentines Moon Wednesday February 14, 2001 Last night's moon and thoughts of Valentines Day.

Mailbag Thursday February 15, 2001 Today we catch up on some important correspondence. Letters from Leader of the Saskatchewan Opposition, Stu Innes on Wheat prices and Kevin McIntyre on printers.

The Tenth Year Reunion for MUCC Class of 91 Friday February 16, 2001 A sample of life as we look at ten years since the class of 91 graduated.

Human Rights are Before the Rule of Law Friday February 16, 2001 Mario deSantis makes an outstanding case for us to consider the need to establish human rights as primary before other laws and rulings.

Come Ride With Me Saturday February 17, 2001 Take a drive from Tisdale to Prince Albert and see a few scenes along the way.

A Reflection on Conventional Commerce and Tough Leadership Saturday February 17, 2001 What's going on in business is not what should be going on as Mario deSantis discusses the issue of reliance upon leadership and how companies count more than people.