Chronological Index of Ensign Articles for August of 2000
Pauline's Place Tuesday August 1, 2000 The pleasant surrounding of a farm garden that like so many is more of a park than a garden.	By the week July 30 to Aug 5 Aug 6 to 12 Aug 13 to 19 Aug 20 to 26 Aug 27 to Sept 2
Cleanup In Porcupine Tuesday August 1, 2000 The cleanup of the fire damage is all but complete, but there is evidence that it will take far more than a little fire downtown to quell the spirits of this resilient community.
Financial Construction Boom In Nipawin Wednesday August 2, 2000 Nipawin's Credit Union and the Bank of Nova Scotia go on a building binge
Big Art Wednesday August 2, 2000 We take a look at the two dramatic murals now up on the walls of prominent Nipawin buildings.
Welcome To Weekes Wednesday August 2, 2000 A special little village with its very special people is featured in today's hometown story.
Painting The Fence Thursday August 3, 2000 Its a tough hot job but somebody has to do it and endure interruptions from passerby and friends.
Raillessness Thursday August 3, 2000 This is a case study, real people with a real transportation problem, the tangible effects of devolution.
Time For The Goalposts To Go Thursday August 3, 2000 The TUCs field had its goal posts taken down yesterday as its transition to something else continues.
Premier Roy romanow's books: balancing the budget by incarcerating young offenders Thursday August 3, 2000 Statistics Canada figures show Saskatchewan as Canada's more likely place to throw children into custody.
Doozers Friday August 4, 2000 This isn't Fragel Rock but Winnipeg, as the city goes about its summer business of upgrading and replacing infrastructure to keep ahead of age and decay.
Annual Pilgrimage To The Forks Saturday August 5, 2000 Rituals are best when repeated and a visit to Winnipeg is automatically a visit to the Forks.
Going Back To The Gold Standard With SGIs Researches Saturday August 5, 2000 Mario deSantis gives us a hard look at the thoughts of Cassidy study defender Dr. Cote.
Air Canada Facility Sunday August 6, 2000 Air Canada maintains a remarkable rebuilding and repair facility at Winnipeg International. We took a look at this operation early this morning.
Merged Metal Sunday August 6, 2000 A fender bender on Ness occurs as FTLComm happens along and we share the evening spoiling event with you.
Classics Sunday August 6, 2000 The special originally equipped car remains the ultimate statement of personality.
Grand Beach Monday August 7, 2000 A visit to one of the world's most spectacular beaches. This story has a large number of pictures including a QuickTime VR panorama and takes a few moments to load.
Greenwater Report for August 7, 2000 Monday August 7, 2000 This week Gerald Crawford shows us the heritage day exhibites, and the new Park Centre.
The Problem of Poverty is nor Racisim, just lack of citizenship Monday August 7, 2000 Mario deSantis issues a challenge to us all to do our part in an effort to sort out the tragic problems that beset Canada's aboriginal population.
Wonderful Time Wish You Were Here Tuesday August 8, 2000 No you are seeing it right, Monday afternoon Andrew filled his Jeep and the price was 54.9 for regular unleaded.
Cedar Cottage Farm Wednesday August 9, 2000 A visit to an alpaca farm near Winnipeg and some stories and pictures of these interesting creatures.
A General Statement of Affairs Thursday August 10, 2000 Here is a discussion about news sources and the need for critical analysis.
Smoking Red Friday August 11, 2000 Fires from the US create a red glow to Thursday's sunset.
So You Want To buy A Digital Camera Saturday August 12, 2000 With so many products it is important to understand what you intend to do with it and which one will suit your needs the best. This story explains some of the details and helps you think through the process.
Sunday Morning Considerations Sunday August 13, 2000 Time to think about the things the matter.
Kelliher Golf Course Monday August 14, 2000 Rural golf courses continue to improve throughout the province making golf a game not just for the elite.
The Greenwater Report for August 14, 2000 Monday August 14, 2000 Gerald Crawford tells us about the development at Marean Lake, harvest conditions and this year's Shand fair.
There's a good deal of anger in that sky Tuesday August 15, 2000 Last night's sunset pushes the emotional envelop a bit and we consider anger.
A trend in Tort Reform laws: No-fault, no individual freedom and no responsibility Tuesday August 15, 2000 Mario deSantis explains the fundamental principles of common law and how the lack of the ability to sue infringes on our personal safety and liberty.
Melfort In 2000 Tuesday August 15, 2000 How is Melfort fairing as the economic crunch from the downturn in agricultural earnings comes to bare on the community.
Big Motorhome Tuesday August 15, 2000 Heavy metal comes to the RV world with a large tractor unit being used as the base for a motorhome.
Western Canada HOG Rally Wednesday August 16, 2000 Mike Townsend takes us with his camera to a huge Harley Davidson motorcycle rally at Maple Ridge B.C.
Riding Cossacks Wednesday August 16, 2000 The Riding Cossacks are a group of Harley Davidson Riders fromWashington State and we have pictures of their show at the Western Canada Hog Rally in Maple Ridge, B.C.
Premier Roy Romanow's Saskatchewan Way: Lack of Constitutional Directions Wednesday August 16, 2000 Mario discusses the plight of our province with roads out of shape and no one accepting responsibility.
Street Fixin's Thursday August 18, 2000 Street resurfacing is going on in various parts of town, not just simple cold patches this is hot proper ashphalt applications and the results are welcomed.
Clematis Thursday August 17, 2000 Year after year this climbing vine will decorate and enhance your yard it is a hardy and versatile plant that comes in a rainbow of colours.
AirPort Stories Friday August 18, 2000 New technology opens new frontiers and new challenges. Wireless networking up close and personal.
Casinos, Self-Policing and Self-Government, Before Individual Native's Rights Friday August 18, 2000 Mario wonders why the emphasis on policing and self government when poverty is the at the heart of First Nation People's problems.
Wood Lots Saturday August 19, 2000 As farmers harvest trees from wooded farmland to create more cultivated land we need to think about deliberately creating wood lots on marginal farm land.
The Fire Place Sunday August 20, 2000 A wood fire in one's back yard, memories of campfires.
Montana In Our Sky Sunday August 20, 2000 Last night's sunset shows the extent of the Montana fires and the beginning of the Prairie Harvest.
The Greenwater Report for August 21, 2000 Monday August 21, 2000 Its wildlife week for Gerald Crawford as he tells us about geese, racoons, coyotes, that darn cat and a noisy owl in this week's report.
HarvestLand Tuesday August 22, 2000 Monday involved a trip to Prince Albert, then to Saskatoon and return to Tisdale at dawn. Some pictures of that journey.
Just Checking Wednesday August 23, 2000 Saskatchewan Highway Transport Patrol goes to work on three sides of Tisdale today screening trucks.
The Tea Party Wednesday August 23, 2000 The summer is drawing to a close but life in high society is just about to begin.
The Peak of the Agricultural Year Wednesday August 23, 2000 Just a moment on a rural cross roads and you know this is it, the time of the year.
Illusions Thursday August 24, 2000 Smoke from Montana once again gives the approach of evening an distinctive firey essences. Four pictures of last night's sunset.
James Weisgerber Takes Another Step Friday August 25, 2000 Vibank man installed as Roman Catholic Archbishop of Winnipeg.
Auto Blend At Harvest Valley Friday August 25, 2000 Here is a detailed look at Harvest Valley's operational Auto Blend liquid fertilizer operation.
Tisdale Businesses Merge Saturday August 26, 2000 Thursday night Northland Agencies closed its doors and the new sign for Tisdale Insurance Centre went up over the door of Tisdale agencies.
No Fault Insurance Billboards Saturday August 26, 2000 No-fault coalition raises its concern to incoming motorists as the dangers of driving in Saskatchewan.
Ambling Through and Beyond Sunday August 27, 2000 Join us as we stroll across town on the edge of night see the sun set, visit a friendly dog, and remember.
We Look Humbly On Monday August 28, 2000 Too often we thinking being assume that we matter when in fact we like the ants and bacteria just share a little space on this sphere. Once again we look at the awesome spectacle of the reddened sunset of last night in a QuickTime VR. The picture here is at 8:30 this morning as a cold front as chilled everything down a bit.
The Greenwater Report for August 28, 2000 Monday August 28, 2000 Well the summer is winding down at the park as Gerald Crawfords heads out to help out with harvest in the Mozart area but there are still adventures from stray dogs to yard sales.
Justice Irving Goldenberg: Defending Individual Rights against no fault researcher D. David Cassidy Monday August 28, 2000 Mario DeSantis reports on the court ruling on Thursday and what that means in terms of all of us.
Roadster Tuesday August 29, 2000 A Red roadster,"remember the feeling when you were sixteen and first got your license, behind the wheel of this you feel like that all the time."
Running the Business at SaskTel Tuesday August 29, 2000 Mario deSantis tells us about dealing with the communications corporation of Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Outports Tuesday August 29, 2000 SaskTel ends equality in Saskatchewan providing alternative services and lower prices to the province's Urban areas.
Fix It Before It Breaks Wednesday August 30, 2000 Town work crews emptied out an intersection on the South side of town Tuesday to replace a tired water line.
First Day Thursday August 31, 2000 Tisdale School Division students return to school to start a new school year and a new century, today.
The Saskatchewan government is boosting the provincal economy: after the hogs we have hamburger patties Thursday August 31, 2000 More give aways as you have just donated another twenty million to a private company to build a burger company in Saskatoon..