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Fly fugitives: violating our health.(Public Health)
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A customer walks into a restaurant, sits down, looks at the menu, orders the soup, is served the soup, looks down, and observes a fly in his soup. This forgiving patron calls the waiter over and asks, "What is thistly doing in my soup?" The waiter looks at the fly in the soup, looks at the customer, and says, "I believe that is the backstroke."
There was a time during the infancy stage of the evolution of our public health tolerances that both this old joke and the actual event would have been well within social acceptance. But times have changed significantly, and ...
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Big Bear: Rain or shine, the show must go on
Magazine article from: Saskatchewan Sage
; ...Bear, the epic story of a powerful leader, is being brought to life on the Pasqua First Nation, located in the beautiful QuAppelle Valley in Saskatchewan where the historic signing of Treaty 6 and the Battle of Frenchman's Butte will be recreated. Produced...
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Edward Poitras' artwork showcased
Magazine article from: Saskatchewan Sage
; ...includes a virtual tour of the exhibition and an original artwork by Edward Poitras." The Qu'Appelle Web site can be found at quappelle.mendel.ca, and is also accessible through the Mendel's homepage at www.mendel.ca. The exhibition itself will run...
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Saskatchewan Branch.(Branching Out--News from the Branches)(United Empire)
Magazine article from: The Loyalist Gazette
; ...hear words of welcome by Jason Dearborn UE, MLA for Kindersley. That was followed by Mark Wartman UE, MLA for Regina-Quappelle Valley, proclaiming June 19th as UEL Day. He also made mention of the cairn to be built on the legislative precinct. He...
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