Starting Seeds Part II Paid Members Public
Last week our column focused on some of the basics surrounding starting your own seeds. We talked about plants needing light, water, warmth, oxygen and food to grow and a little bit about the seed itself. Growing your own plants from seed is magical.
The Sterling, a Captivating Country Home Paid Members Public
exuding charm and sophistication, this unique floor plan is perfect for those who appreciate the rustic beauty of natural elements, such as shingles in the gables, lap siding, and stone accents that showcase the home’s charm.
Learning to Say "No" Paid Members Public
“You have to decide what your highest priorities are and have the courage -- pleasantly, smilingly, non-apologetically -- to say "no" to other things. And the way you do that is by having a bigger "yes" burning inside.” ~ Stephen Covey
Obituary Anderson, Richard Lloyd Paid Members Public
July 17, 1950 – February 19, 2024
Yes, police DO have the right to ask for that breath sample Paid Members Public
What you need to know about mandatory roadside alcohol tests Here’s some advice from a friend who doesn’t want to see you get in trouble: If a police officer stops your vehicle and demands a breath sample to determine whether you have consumed alcohol before driving.
How to Start Seeds Paid Members Public
The wonder of a tiny seed germinating and growing into a mature plant that gives fruit is simply amazing. It is an experience for everyone regardless of your age or experience. It is an even more important experience as it also gives the knowledge of how to grow at least some of your own food.
Valley Views | Lumsden’s Sewage: Part of the Saga Paid Members Public
As part of the Animal Kingdom, human beings release various wastes into the environment: CO2, sweat, urine and fecal matter, the latter two make sewage, which can definitely cause health problems if not appropriately managed.
Brighten Your World with the Elliot House Plan Paid Members Public
Step inside the Elliot, and you'll immediately be captivated by its unique window detailing. The slender ribbons of glass that border the larger panes create an intriguing visual effect, drawing the eye to the gently arched transom that crowns the largest window in a cluster of three.
Keeping Your Relationship Strong Paid Members Public
Building a strong and enduring relationship requires effort, nurturing and a shared commitment from both partners. I will outline the elements that can make or break a relationship.
Highway Hotline users Can now track my plow Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan drivers now have a new Highway Hotline feature to help them plan safe winter travel. Track My Plow allows drivers to see the path of snowplows as they provide snow and ice control on Saskatchewan highways.
Lantern Cove's Timeless Elegance Awaits Paid Members Public
Approaching the Lantern Cove a contemporary two-story home design, one is immediately struck by its unique modern exterior. The house features a shed roof, setting it apart from the more traditional homes in the neighborhood.
Accepting Others Paid Members Public
As a psychologist and author, one of my favourite pastimes is to observe and reflect upon the human condition.
Craik RCMP responded to a fatal house fire Paid Members Public
At approximately 12:30 p.m. on February 18, 2024, Craik RCMP received a report of a house fire on Ottawa Street in Davidson, Saskatchewan.
March Skies Paid Members Public
The Moon begins the month in the phase called “waning gibbous,” meaning humped, like a camel’s back, and waning means decreasing.
Worrying What Others Think Paid Members Public
Caring too much what others think of you is a common experience for many. It is natural, though not always healthy, to desire validation and approval from others. When this concern becomes excessive, it can negatively impact or wellbeing and hinder our personal growth.
