Roblin editor battles writer's block in week’s column
Ed Doering, editor of the Roblin Review, laments a blank space for this week’s editorial. He notes a flood of potential topics from Tibet to global warming, talks of politics, local events, and even bold ideas like nude swimming, but ends with a resigned acknowledgment that there is nothing definitive to say this Monday.
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Tibet
Beijing
China
Iraq
Afhanistan
Middle East
Canada
Conrad Blacks
Manitoba
Roblin
Burnaby
United Naturists
World of Finance
Stephen Harper
Hugo Chavez
Ed Doering
Roblin Review
Rural Saskatchewan repopulation gains momentum across Prairies
Leader Post editorials claim urban preference persists, but Moosomin World Spectator argues rural Saskatchewan is booming. Immigrants, seniors, and workers relocate to towns with housing demand, service growth, and new health facilities. Communities promote trades and culture, reshaping rural life.
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Kevin Weedmark
Moosomin World Spectator
Regina Leader Post
Saskatchewan
Weedmark
Statistics Canada
Canada
the Daily
Prairies
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