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Do Canadian politicians like to be known as battlers and bruisers?

Listening this past week to various national news correspondents in Ottawa, I wondered if the politicians really liked to be known as “Battlers” and “Bruisers”. It almost sounded as if when parliament was reconvening we were being prepped for round two of the “Battle of the Gladiators”. It is a good thing that a boxing ring has four corners because the leaders are going to use all of them.

New officers installed

By Gladys Yeo
Leg. Aux.

The local branch of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary held their annual meeting on January 14th, 2009, with President Valerie Nelson presiding.

Red Hatters start book club in RR

By Susan Douglas
RR Red Hat Society

Hospital Aux. donates $1,000

Submitted by Irene Hanson

What kind of plants are good for your home?

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Quest for New Farm Value workshop to be held Feb 6-7

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

The Snow Buntings are winter drifters

By Al Lowe
Contributor

The truth about the NDP and the budget

One of the toughest tasks of my new job as a Member of Parliament is cutting through the noise and clutter that sometimes dominates national media coverage, and which requires me to set the record straight about where I stand on some issues. This week it seems that I need to address some of the confusion about where I and the New Democrat caucus stand on the upcoming budget.

Take a lesson from US politicians

How different are the ways of the Republican and Democrat parties and their political counter parts in Canada?

Repotting houseplants is gardening to!

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

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