Katrina disaster prompts reflections on risk and resilience
The author compares Katrina’s destruction in Mississippi and Louisiana with Manitoba’s flood risks, noting warnings, costs, and rising fuel and seafood prices. They discuss insurance payouts, Gulf coast shrimp prices, and the broader pattern of increasingly frequent hurricanes tied to warmer tropical waters and global warming.
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Returning to old school sites sparks family memories
A family road trip from British Columbia to Saskatchewan recreates a pilgrimage to a long-ago homestead. Father aged 88 and uncle aged 91, joined by a brother and cousin, trace landmarks, visit the farm yard, and reflect on changing places and shared history.
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School sites marked with memories across the Prairies
A Rosetown Eagle piece recalls a Saskatchewan district where a one room school moved in 1917 and later became a family home. Former pupils gathered for a dedication, singing O Canada and God Save the Queen, reflecting on community spirit and the evolving Prairies landscape.
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