Usually after an election, there are articles and blog posts about “winners and losers”. But after last night, I feel like we have the rare situation where every
I’m not sure if it was something I learned in a political science class or read in a book or when exactly I figured it out. But I
Shea and I are *very* lucky that we decided to keep the house we bought when we moved back to Regina in 2004 rather than sell it and
Interesting question on r/saskatchewan today – what’s the difference between a “family farm” and a “corporate farm” with a wide range of opinions being shared. For me,
“Call It Democracy” – Bruce Cockburn
Shea and I got around to a *long* overdue task of decluttering our garage this weekend. Strangely, it reminded me of when I was in my first librarian
We only went once before, for my birthday last year, but were sad to show up at a local restaurant called the Neighbourhood Pour House yesterday to find
As someone who loves visiting all-inclusive resorts (and frequently meets overseas guests while there including many who probably traveled with Thomas Cook), I’ve been watching the collapse of
With our respective schedules, Shea and I end up with one Friday off together each month. Yesterday, we did some errands in the morning then went over to
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