JOHNSON – Juniper needs a road alright, but where should it go?
By DAVID JOHNSON IT’S THE NIGHT OF THE FIRE, and a bunch of people were trying to open the locked gate off the end of west Qu’Appelle. In the end they managed. [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – The cries of ‘climate change’ depend on the weather
THE RECENT HEAT WAVE and subsequent fires have provided an opportunity to remind climate change deniers that it’s real. The incineration of Lytton has captured global [Continue]
EDITORIAL – City’s pledge to build second Juniper road is a good start
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. FAST TALK IS SOMETIMES easier to get from politicians than fast action, but the City is to be commended for taking to heart the fears of [Continue]
BEPPLE – We remember heroics but logistics are what win the day
VIMY RIDGE, Passchendaele, Ypres, Hill 70. It is the great battles that people remember. It is the heroics of those on the front lines that are remembered. No one [Continue]
WILDFIRE – Statement from Village of Lytton describes aftermath of fire
Statement from the Village of Lytton, July 6, 2021: Thank you all for your patience while we have sorted through incoming information and confirmed facts about the state of [Continue]
JUNIPER – Second paved road into community will be a City priority
Though details and timing are sketchy, the City will make construction of a second paved road in and out of Juniper a priority, CAO David Trawin told a media conference today [Continue]
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