Television at Mealtime Faces Generational Change
A columnist surveys Saskatchewan editors and readers about table talk versus television at dinner. Seniors reminisce about family meals with proper rituals while many modern homes favor trays, single meals, and TV. Some editors still dine conversation first, others watch news during meals, sparking newsroom debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Devon Dispatch News
Peg Hasein
Biggar Independent
Frank Wilson
Watrous Manitou
Evelyn Dahlman
Wolseley Bulletin
Weyburn Review
Kirsten Leatherdale
Ditto
Kirsten
Teresa Howie
Estevan
Jim Nesbitt
The
Brooks Bulletin
Global oil prices and taxes drive fuel cost concerns
The writer argues rising fuel prices reflect oil cartel production and heavy taxes. They credit OPEC for a production boost, critique high gasoline taxes, compare pork and bacon pricing, and hope milder winter weather lowers heating costs.
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OPEC
Canada
U.S
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Margaret Visser
By Fred McGuinness
LAX
Betchamn
Maria
Maria Berry
Glenboro
Government of
Mts