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To the Editor: After reading the council news in last week鈥檚 Weyburn Review, it has caused me to write this letter.

I've been in Canada for over seven years. Long time, almost a quarter of my life now. And I've met a lot of great folks in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, but I can't say I made too many friends.

The morning of the Speech from the Throne, Nov. 30, the Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan didn鈥檛 have any members taking their seats.

In the first Question Period of the legislative session, Official Opposition Leader Ryan Meili called on Premier Scott Moe to immediately release the $260 million in contingency funds the government has amassed and to use that funding to fight the se

After the release of Monday鈥檚 Fall Economic Statement, MP Jeremy Patzer saw a problem in the federal government鈥檚 priorities. In the afternoon, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland presented the statement to the House of Commons.

I was fully anticipating that the provincial government would pull the plug on team sports last week. But that didn鈥檛 make it any easier or less disappointing.

After almost a year of enduring the pandemic and its enormous health, economic and social toll, help may be on the way. The world has been encouraged by the promising early results from the Pfizer and Moderna messenger mRNA vaccines.

The American-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there aren鈥檛 any authorized and recommended vaccines for COVID-19 as of yet, but these are in development across the globe.

I think all who read this would agree that COVID-19 is evil. Because of its effects, we are seeing restrictions that hinder our power to choose. When God created us, He gave us the power to choose.

The editor: Since March of this year, the people of Saskatchewan have witnessed a transformation never seen before in the history of this province. Unelected public health officials have created a multitude of regulations.