Opinion

Dear Editor: This letter is concerning a question put forth by Reeve Robert Bouchard in the Sept. 28 issue of the St.

Elections are an interesting time. For politicians looking to keep their seats and convince people to vote for them, elections bring out their convictions, visions, goals and sometimes, their claws. In the lead up to elections, a Sept. 27 Town of St.

Last week, I had a near-death experience on Highway 16 heading east on my way back to St. Paul after a brief visit to Edmonton.

Dear Editor: This letter is concerning a question put forth by Reeve Robert Bouchard in the Sept. 28 issue of the St.

Dear Editor: In the Sept. 28 issue of the St. Paul Journal, Reeve Robert Bouchard states in defense of the illegal trail clearing by the Lac Sante Family Recreational Society that the County needs to acknowledge the needs of trail users.

It started its journey some time ago, in May of 2009, when a relatively unheard of Manitoba Conservative MP brought forward a bill to repeal the long gun registry. The House of Commons voted it past first reading, and then second reading in November.

Before I begin, no this is not a ‘Hey, the Jays exceeded expectations this year, they will be even better next year.

In the bitterly cold morning drinking cups of sweet tea, I watched the sun rise above the knife-edged ascents of the Himalayan mountains.

In its 15 years of existence, the long-gun registry faced its closest call with death on Sept. 22, and just narrowly avoided elimination by a margin of 153-151 in a House of Commons vote.

In the bitterly cold morning drinking cups of sweet tea, I watched the sun rise above the knife-edged ascents of the Himalayan mountains.