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The Week of February 17 to 23, 2002
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 SGI Putting Your Money To Work Outside the Province- Sunday
February 17, 2002
Saskatchewan's Crown corporation is spending Saskatchewan money in Prince Edward
Island, now that makes sense!
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 Bush's Alternative Plan to the Kyoto's
Treaty and our Copycat Provincial Premiers: Krugman's Intelligent Common
Sense and Bush's Bushy Common Sense- Sunday
February 17, 2002
Making it us as he goes along the US president blows more smoke into the Global warming
controversy but gets the full support of his Canadian premier buddies.
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 Bjorkdale Country- Monday
February 18, 2002
A look at one of Saskatchewan's most interesting landscapes around the village of
Bjorkdale.
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 The Greenwater Report for February 18, 2002- Monday
February 18, 2002
Good to have Jerry back after the Crawford's trip to BC. But he brought back some
pictures for us and updates us on the price of gas and that there is no place like
home.
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 Black Patches- Monday
February 18, 2002
Snow in the fields of Saskatchewan is quickly disappearing, only a memory in the
South West, but up until now there has been winter like conditions in the North East.
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 Prairie Producer Car Shippers Association- Monday
February 18, 2002
A new farm support organisation is well on its way to becoming a positive entity
as this press release announces their upcoming meeting in Swift Current.
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 Lack of Intelligent Common Sense:hypocrite
journalist Brent Jang, ideological politicians, deregulated Crowns- Monday
February 18, 2002
When does someone have an accent? When it is someone else, right! Globe and Mail
Western business reporter Brent Jang thinks only other people have ideologies.
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 Lorch Snowplane- Tuesday
February 19, 2002
An unusual prairie vehicle that predates the modern snowmobile made at Spy Hill Saskatchewan.
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 Terrorism is today
only in Afghanistan?- Tuesday
February 19, 2002
Ron Thornton wonders what direction Canada's government is taking with regard to
the United States and its war on Terrorism.
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 The Future Role of the Federal Government In Agriculture- Wednesday
February 20, 2002
Edwin Wallace made his presentation to the House of Commons Standing Committee on
Agriculture and Food last night in Swift Current today we have the complete presentation
available for you.
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 2002 Prairie Zonal Showjumping and Dressage Championships- Wednesday
February 20, 2002
The road to showjumping and dressage is a difficult one and the Pony Clubs of Saskatchewan
need support to enable them to put on the best possible event in August this coming
summer.
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 British Columbia Budget 2002:
A Fascist Manifesto by Demagogue Premier Gordon Campbell- Wednesday
February 20, 2002
There is a good chance that BC voters have got exactly what they voted for when they
elected only two members to the opposition. They got themselves into very big trouble
with a deficit of $4 billion and a hike in sales tax to 7.5%. But their problems
are compounded by the dogmatic implementation of right wing ideology.
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 Sharp Edge Three Week Run- Thursday
February 21, 2002
Downtown Tisdale retail outlet offers blue jeans, assorted clothing and some specialty
items.
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 Is There State Sanctioned Terrorism In
Israel?- Thursday
February 21, 2002
More than twenty dead in early fighting today in Palestine and with the United States
military entering into propaganda misinformation campaigns the question rises: Who
is the real Terrorist?
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 More Than A Game- Thursday
February 21, 2002
Time to talk about hockey as Timothy Shire explains the reason Canadians feel so
passionately about what should only be a game.
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 Hard Rock Drop In Centre A Winner With Teens- Friday
February 22, 2002
This week with schools closed for a winter break the Salvation Army has met the needs
of Tisdale's youth by providing a place to go and enjoy themselves.
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 Genetically Modified
Disaster- Friday
February 22, 2002
The threat of genetically modified wheat being planted and contaminating the whole
production of the country is not only real but may already have occured.
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 Bugs and His Buddies- Saturday
February 23, 2002
Chuck Jones the animator for Bugs, Porky and Elmer died today at eighty-nine.
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 Kyoto Agreement- Saturday
February 23, 2002
The Prime Minister's intent to follow the Kyoto Agreement worries Albertan Ron Thornton.
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 The BIG LIE of the Free Market: Is the
American dream to disinform people at home and abroad?- Saturday
February 23, 2002
As the world isn't confusing enough the American decision to deliberately mislead
foreign press is almost honest given the extreme concentratin of media ownership.
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 Mini Storm- Saturday
February 23, 2002
During the night the wind got up and blew around the snow that was falling producing
something almost like a blizzard, but this winter has been far to mild to see the
real thing.
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