Opinion

As Thanksgiving approaches we once again think about giving pause and thanks for our abundance, our bounty and great good fortune to live in this land of plenty here in Northern Manitoba.

Welcome to the School Zone, the column dedicated to the students, teachers, organizations, classes, and events of R.D. Parker Collegiate. The goal is to keep parents and students informed while still giving a students' perspective.

A hybrid daylily, produced in a small coastal community near Halifax, Nova Scotia will soon bear the name of Snow Lake's famous Lady of the Lake.

Being Christian doesn't mean you'll feel good

Late season lake trout

People travel to wonder at the height of mountains, at the huge waves of the sea, at the long course of rivers, at the vast compass of the ocean, at the circular motion of the stars; and they pass by themselves without wondering. -St.

Last week, Norway House Cree Nation Chief Marcel Balfour, on behalf of his community, apologized to a nurse who he said had been wrongly forced out of Norway House 10 years ago by a previous band council after an infant death.

To the Editor: While we Thompsonites are thrilled that Steve Ashton is running for premier, before jumping on the bandwagon I think we shouldtake a closer look at our issues: I have been writing a column focused on health care since last December tou

Tolko brings Snow Lakers up to date on its plans

To the Editor: The 12th of September was going to be fun. We were going to celebrate our son's pre-wedding social. Everything was pre-arranged and we were ready to party. Then the phone rang. It was 4:45 p.m., hours before the event was to begin.