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Ed, my neighbour next door, stops shaving during the rush of harvest. His beard, a healthy growth of stubble, was evident yesterday when he asked me about our recent trip to Ottawa.

Do you really believe the government of Stephen Harper will balance the books by 2015? Only if he cuts expensive, useless programs.

I would like to give a big thank you to the two men who helped me and stayed with me when I had my accident Sept. 6. You two stayed with me until all the emergency vehicles came then you were gone.

In August 2004 I had the privilege of addressing a national conference held in Newfoundland. I had been invited by a global pharmaceutical company to speak about the lessons I had learned through my battle with cancer.

Census details released last week focusing on the family, show a rising number of Canadians are bypassing the altar and are opting for common law arrangements.

Dear Editor On behalf of the John Williams Federal Liberal Leadership Campaign I wish to express that we grieve the loss of Senator Herb Sparrow who was a contributor and confidante for me as leadership candidate and Liberal Party member.

A friend stopped by recently, and over coffee the topic came up of possibility of, yet again, Quebec leaving. With the election of the Parti Quebecois recently, it's the first time in a long time this subject has had much meaning in this country.

There are many detox drinks, supplements and diets on the market. All vary in their duration and price. What are they all about? And are they good for us? The point of a detoxification is to rid your body of toxins that can build up over time.

Dear Editor July 12, 13 and 14, 2013, will bring many former employees of the Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford, to the Battlefords. The hundreds of employees over these past 100 years, lived in and around the Battlefords, but retired elsewhere.

I love travelling and learning about new places. I've always loved living in Saskatchewan and often find myself comparing the places I visit to home.