Opinion

Labour Day is a time for reflection and hope for less stress

Years of waiting, both online and off, have finally come to an end for folks in Snow Lake's cottage subdivisions.

Gary Doer will step down as Manitoba's 20th premier just shy of the 10th anniversary Oct. 5 of his being sworn in.

The province is working hard with Manitobans throughout the province to address the swine flu pandemic

HudBay's plans for Lalor deposit and Chisel North remain a bit murky

Education needs our support and recognition in the North

Drinking in the pleasing panorama of rolling Placentia Bay

I wish to respond to Penny Byer's letter to the editor "Keeping horses in the North is challenging but not impossible" published Aug. 19.

To the Editor: One more response to Sarah Johnson. No, there are no reports of wild horses in Northern Manitoba. (There are no wild horses in Ontario, either, but there are still some in Alberta.

For those of us who may have spent many years in school - along with parents of students - we all know the "real" new year's day is two days after Labour Day - Wednesday, Sept.