Opinion

Over a recent lunch of fries, onion rings and burgers, a friend brought up the fact that some Americans are pushing to remove free toy giveaways with unhealthy fast food meals.

To the Editor: In May 2010, Lorne Buryn asked County of St. Paul council to build approximately 200 feet of road to provide him with additional access to a proposed build-site on his quarter.

The direction from the Catholic archdiocese has made it clear that Catholic schools must stop fundraising through gambling activities, including casinos and high-stakes bingos.

Over a recent lunch of fries, onion rings and burgers, a friend brought up the fact that some Americans are pushing to remove free toy giveaways with unhealthy fast food meals.

To the Editor: In May 2010, Lorne Buryn asked County of St. Paul council to build approximately 200 feet of road to provide him with additional access to a proposed build-site on his quarter.

Enough is Enough. (article in response to Terry Colosimo’s column on November 15th re: Rene Bourque) Should I or shouldn’t I?? Terry, get it right.

Politics is mainly about business, and maybe a little bit about having fun - some of the time. Recently Cold Lake Mayor Craig Copeland and MLA for Bonnyville-Cold Lake Genia Leskiw have been having just that.

We say it every year. We say it throughout the year. Shop Local. It’s what keeps our community growing.

This week’s St. Paul Journal includes a salute to Canada’s veterans, in advance of Remembrance Day on Nov. 11. This year’s Remembrance Day section also highlights the service of a soldier in the Korean War, sometimes called Canada’s Forgotten War.

Remembrance Day is a time to put aside political stripes and to honour and pay respect to those who not only fought for our country, but for anyone around the world who made sacrifices to contribute the freedoms we enjoy today.