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Kids ask questions. Sometimes adults feel inadequate if they don't have ready answers. But when I became a teacher, I learned quickly that there's nothing wrong with saying, "I don't know.

Do you have an "information expert" in your family? Someone who keeps track of the weddings, the funerals, the baptisms? Someone who knows where Cousin Ned moved to after he left the farm back in 1938, or how many children your second cousin Sally ha

You likely noticed the fuss kicked up by Saskatoon Humboldt MP Brad Trost over the "ironclad" discipline demanded by the federal governments like Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative regime.

Though we have had an amazing winter, even with a few cold days thrown in, we can probably all use a mid-winter gardening pick-me-up.

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association annual conference was held last week, and while SUMA is often thought of primarily as a lobby group for urban centres in the province, the real strength of the conference might come from the networkin

Dear Editor: With the exception of a few die hard supporters of Minister Ritz, most farmers are realizing that ending the Wheat Board single desk has reduced choices for wheat and barley farmers on the prairies.

The first time I visited my friend's home, her dogs curled up at our feet and her horse hunkered just below the front door. That's not important really, except I found it odd. The door opened from the second story.

The story about the Alberta woman who was badly beaten in an elevator at a resort in Mazatland, Mexico has garnered a tremendous amount of media attention in Canada.

It's almost Groundhog Day, gardeners! We know that we are in for six more weeks of winter, no matter if the groundhog casts a shadow or not, but we're now on the downhill side of winter, with spring in sight! Some of the seed catalogues seem to have